Leidos reviews

Since the company became public in 2006 and the SAIC/Leidos split in 2013, it seems that stockholders are of greater importance than the employees. Benefits have decreased. My local office has been hindered in marketing to find new work by recent corporate policies. As a result, new projects and clients have not been pursued to replace projects that have ended. The past two years have seen layoffs and departures of talented staff.

Below is a list of negatives that I experienced while I worked at Leidos: - Poor compensation and benefits; objectively speaking the pay and benefits Leidos offers are definitively below average - A toxic environment where dishonest co-workers will throw you under the bus any chance they can get (however, there were a few decent people where I worked) - Management is dishonest; they also insult and scream at employees - A mentorship program is in place for younger engineers but the more senior engineers didn't take it seriously and it ultimately provided no benefit whatsoever - Members of management regularly bad-mouthed clients behind their backs - An endless amount of empty promises from upper management - Where I worked, the management team was pretty incompetent And the list goes on... In summation, I would tell any professional to think very hard before taking up employment with Leidos.