Lockheed Martin Associate Manufacturing Engineer reviews

Working there is just a drab. Dull and old facilities, little motivation to succeed (other than the pride of an engineer solving a problem.) My site is a small one (<1000 employees, including factory operators) so we felt like a family, which was nice, but from what I hear it is not like that at all- brown nose, dog eat dog to get to management level

The main downside to working at Lockheed Martin is the compensation. Despite holding 3 masters degrees and working 70-80 hours per week for the past 2 years, I will still just get a 4 to 5 percent raise this spring. Most people at Lockheed Martin are clock punchers and really have no aspirations to advance their careers. Despite this fact, I continue to work very hard only to be rewarded with an additional 1% or 2% in yearly merit raises. Another downside to Lockheed Martin is that management is slow to promote young people even if they are qualified and work harder than their older counterparts. The culture at Lockheed Martin suggests that you have to have been here forever to know what you are talking about and thus get ahead.