Lockheed Martin Employer Reviews

Good company with opportunities for advancement. Very focused on the customer. Strong management.

A good place to hang out and use relatively new technology. Gone however are the days when LM (or any similar company for that matter) really does anything significant toward the education or improvement of the people on staff. Several levels of management seem to be examples more of the Peter Principle than of well mentored skill building.

There's always something to do. Whether minor or major, there's never a boring day.

Check Genset two times a day and check for leaks or probable failures.
Enjoy working with others.
Management is very good.
No job is to hard when you set your mind to doing it.
The most enjoyagle part of my job is to know that I did the best job, I enjoy that.

Great hours, work was easy described for you. I learned how do drill, measure, countersink etc. this was my first aviation mechanic job. management is friendly and properly managed, co-worker are friendly and willing to help with just about everything. the hardest part of this job would be none.. everything is simplified! the most enjoyable part of – more... the job would be completing tasks on your own. – less

Great people to work. Management always listened to what you had to say. Was busy at times, always got the job done in a quick and timley manner. Worked in a team environment. Met deadlines on time.

I enjoy my job. I do not enjoy how much they pay me for what I do. There are a lot of leadership flaws.

Flexible work schedule
Easy to move around and try different things
Various career paths to choose from
Smart and innovative workforce
Great benefits
Learn something new almost every day
Fun and diverse culture

Very enthusiastic on 6S and implementing lean manufacturing. High standards for quality.

Lockheed Martin gave me the opportunity to learn new areas of the government contracting industry. I was fortunate enough to be promoted from an administrative assistant to a project manager, where I could focus on budgeting, forecasting, and implementation of three key areas of the HRAccess program for the Transportation Security Administration.

A great place to learn and grow. Lo ts of opportunities to increase knowledge. Lots of leadership development opportunities. HIgh scrutinty due to government spending.

Great experience with cutting edge technology!

Very dangerous environment. Enjoyed supporting the troops deployed forward. Always a joy knowing we provide a layer of security for the area.

Good company to work for, with good benefits. No complaints.

A typical day consisted of operating and maintaining radars and performing training missions. You have a diverse team of co-workers.

Lockheed Martin is a good company to work. They have great work/life balance by providing 9/80 work schedules. They have great training courses which allow employees to grow and learn different fields. I have learned a great deal about Lean six sigma working as an operational excellence enginneer.

Great company to work for, unfortunately when you are a contractor... contracts end thus, so does the job.

I gained much experience and knowledge from this job. I didn't seek to be a procedure writer, the need found me and I realized that I am quite capable.

They have all kinds of classes about reporting issues but management does not listen to their employees. Ratings are based upon management that has had several complaints and nothing is done but the accept the rating despite numerous other complaints as well.

There is a lot to be proud of regarding the Company's products but the company is huge and this has drawbacks when it comes to promotions and advancement.

i worked at tow differnt locations for lockheed martin and at both locations i made several friendships and learned many lessons in work. This was my frist work expierence. Management worked there best. I think they could have done better to reach out and tell us more but upper managment did tell us more then direct supervisors and awnsered all questions – more... and was never against having one on one meetings or emails. I would gladly go back to working with Lockheed. When i left i was given 30 days to find a position and supervisors were helping me every step of the way – less