Pros
Jobs nationwide/worldwide; supportive of reserve/national guard time off; supportive of professional education/development. Company seems to have good plans for growth. If you're an ETS-ing or retiring veteran, this is a good place to get your first experience in the private sector. Be prepared to possibly do a boring/menial job but if you're in a location or job-area that you enjoy you can easily grow to something better. If not, you'll have the chance to earn some credentials and experience that should make you marketable elsewhere.
Cons
Kind of a typical "beltway bandit" contractor firm. I.e., while they have jobs in a variety of government agencies around the US and world, they have jobs in a variety of government agencies. Many of the on-site managers can be a bit stiff. I only have a bachelor's degree but I have a fair amount of applicable work experience. In spite of this, my salary is okay but not very competitive in DC.
