RTX reviews

3.8

74% would recommend to a friend

(7,776 total reviews)
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Christopher T. Calio

59% approve of CEO

66% positive business outlook

RTX has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 7,776 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The RTX employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Luft- & Raumfahrt, Verteidigung industry (3.6 stars).

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5.0
Sep 27, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Team willing to help you with anything you need. Management understanding of issues that pop up and are wanting to find a way to help. Work as advertised and no hidden duties. Flexible hours. Time off loaded at the beginning of the year so you don't have to wait for holidays after you earn it. Willing to let you go if you find a better position that makes more money or fits your unique situation. They understand you need to grow.

Cons

They will low-ball you in salary, but if you stick to your guns, you will get close, if not what you ask for.

2.0
Sep 5, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Interesting projects when you get can get on them. From a corporate level, there is encouragement and support for innovation.

Cons

Cliques rule the functional management. There is significant black-balling and credit stealing. Section managers are in competition with section members for assignments and opportunities. Therefore, they cannot usually be trusted to give fair appraisals. Poor project performance and government funding restrictions have served to deplete the work opportunities and the company conducts

2.0
Mar 9, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

At the time, benefits were competitive, 401k match up to 3% plus 3.5% separately company funded. Very difficult to get fired - even very bad employees were shuffled from department to department, failing their way up and across. Matrix allows a more genuine conversation about employees goals, not just companys goals, however middle managers have little power to act on this. Pay was very precisely average, they've done their homework. If you are looking to coast, it's very easy to sandbag, act busy, and be left alone. HR will eventually step in if you aren't promoted for long enough - genuine career path for the lazy/inept.

Cons

Benefits have been under a squeeze for years, PTO plan is subpar, no dedicated sick days, so comparing to other companies vacation plan is not apples to apples. Health insurance options have been cut, everyone must use HSA now. Petty cost cutting - company wide notice that annual trainings etc. can no longer be catered, mandatory web based classes often expected to be done 'during lunch time' so that no overhead budget shows in the books, eliminated gate security at some locations, all while profits are EXPLODING Claimed culture of lateral mobility only applies if your manager already wants to get rid of you, if you fall into doing a task you don't want to do, and you succeed, you are now the Subject Matter Expert (SME) and will be kept there at all costs. MAJOR retention problems with younger employees; college hires to mid-20s, rarely last over a year. This is known to upper management who is trying to use the Raytheon 6 Sigma methodology to find a solution (more institutionalized waste) The result is a high concentration of apathetic, cynical veterans who have learned not to bother trying to affect positive change.

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