Lockheed Martin reviews

Senior management culture does not embrace collaboration, and tends to be militaristic in their approach to managing the corporation's employees. The sector of the company that provides support to Civilian Agencies is treated as a secondary thought to the corporation, as the infrastructure and back office is designed solely to support the DoD projects. The administrative red tape required by support functions is unwieldy and results in not being able to support clients quickly. Financial management and reporting is maintained in a complex system that does not lend itself to easy reporting by program managers. This is also negatively impacted by the reporting structures, wherein the financial managers do not report to the programs, and cannot be held accountable by program management. The corporation does not value its managers' customer intimacy.

Depending on the business unit, benefits and compensation vary and may not be competitive. Bureaucracy of such a large corporation can be unwieldy. For example, though tuition reimbursement is offered, it could take months to wade through the various levels of approval to receive the reimbursement.