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3.2

49% would recommend to a friend

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Mark Peters

73% approve of CEO

22% positive business outlook

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4.0
Nov 4, 2024
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Pros

Lots of flexibility. Individual contributors can flow between sponsors and positions. No micromanaging.

Cons

Messaging from senior managers and corporate is tone deaf. PTO and benefits are diminishing, but improving with new CEO. Pay at hire isn't as high as for-profit companies, but goes quite high. However, you can get stuck in your LCAT for a long time.

4.0
Nov 1, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

MITRE offers a unique chance to make a meaningful difference in shaping government initiatives, from strategic direction to technical solutions. The organization is home to exceptionally talented colleagues who bring dedication and creativity to their work. The resources, tools, and facilities are impressive, and MITRE’s commitment to a balanced work-life environment remains strong. While pay and benefits are competitive, rising inflation and market shifts have made compensation an area where MITRE could continue to review and ensure alignment with industry standards. Even during challenging times under previous leadership, MITRE’s core values and mission kept it a fulfilling place to work. With the new president making thoughtful adjustments that reflect a renewed respect for the technical staff, there is a shared sense of optimism about MITRE’s future.

Cons

MITRE’s leadership culture faces some challenges, particularly when it comes to fully engaging with and recognizing the expertise of its technical staff. Sponsors frequently place their confidence in the technical teams, who have earned trust and rapport through their specialized skills and dedication. However, there is sometimes a sense of disconnect from senior leaders, which may lead to an underappreciation of the unique insights technical staff bring. Strengthening this connection could greatly enhance the positive relationships MITRE has built with its sponsors. Additionally, MITRE has an opportunity to reflect on how it balances standards of technical depth and fosters an environment that respects, empowers, and includes all of its experts. Embracing divergent thought and creating space for fresh ideas would encourage the kind of innovation that MITRE is known for. By prioritizing this alignment, MITRE can continue to distinguish itself through the depth of its technical knowledge and the quality of its impact.

2.0
Oct 23, 2024

RTO ridiculous

Anonymous employee
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Pros

New CEO who seems like to talks to him employees, opposed to prior CTO who just talked

Cons

RTO is my reason for leaving. I am within a 50 mile radius of an office (MITRE policy requirement for being hybrid) yet at this site I work with NO ONE. Nonetheless I am required to swipe my badge 50% of days worked in a week. The commute is 2 hours and it just makes no sense and is impacting my productivity and mental health. At what point do I call myself a whistleblower and question if this badge swipe policy a way for MITRE to charge a higher rate for a hybrid worker than a teleworker?

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