CSC Employee Reviews about "manager"
Updated 21 Jan 2023

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- "Poor management who were continually obsessed with the 'bottom line' rather than what was needed." (in 413 reviews)
- "No training class nor material and when you voice a concern they tell you to deal with it and get over it" (in 133 reviews)
- "Frequent layoffs of personnel as the company constantly reorganizes to reduce it's cost structure." (in 107 reviews)
Reviews about "manager"
Return to all Reviews- 3.05 Apr 2014Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 8 years
Pros
The opportunity to work from home "IF" it was written in the initial contract. Most of the contracts, I was on the environments were comfortable. Benefits were decent. Average pay.
Cons
Working offsite under the new mgmt plan-your manager who rates your perf. is not truly aware of your accomplishments and perf- no/low wage increase.
- 1.01 Jul 2014Lead Electronics TechnicianFormer Employee, more than 5 yearsFort Rucker, AL
Pros
Helping train Army pilots was the greatest expierence
Cons
Management has no clue about what is going on. Managers lie and get people in trouble because they can't do their job and blame other people
2 - 3.023 Aug 2008Applications PackagerCurrent EmployeeLondon, England
Pros
CSC is a global company with huge resources. You can find yourself working on multiple accounts and the possibility of working overseas is there. They do have a support system for their employees - staff managers are on hand for your queries and HR has always been ready to help. Self improvement is mainly through CBTs of which there is a huge range and also a large library of view-online books.
Cons
They're looking to do everything on the cheap so unless you are managment, they'll probabaly try and outsource your position as soon as they can. If you've found yourself insourced into CSC then forget about trying to improve your package - its not going to happen.
2 - 4.016 Sept 2016Senior Project ManagerCurrent EmployeeChennai
Pros
Mostly the work culture is fine to good. International work environment.
Cons
The People Manager are bad are very partial and their decisions are not cross checked by other senior managers. If you don't bother about promotions and hikes, this is a good place to work.
- 1.012 Jul 2016Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 1 year
Pros
CSC could be a good company to work for if they figured out how to manager new and old employees. Two different cultures and no interest or desire to bring the two together. They pay well because otherwise no one would work there
Cons
They are doing horribly in the marketplace because of their lack of leadership and ability to sale as their sales strategy is weak.
1 - 1.04 Dec 2018Human Resources GeneralistFormer Employee, more than 8 yearsSterling, VA
Pros
None I can think of unless you like to pay maximum for your health benefits . Pay is good
Cons
Managers degrade the employees; want you to work as a rebot not as a human; unhealthy environment
1 - 4.027 Sept 2011Principal Information Security Engineer/AnalystFormer EmployeeFairfax, VA
Pros
Stable contracts and opportunities to try new things. Managers were always open to employees shifting contracts within the company to build skills and experiance. Formal training was harder to get. Pay is good for early/mid career but is not competitive for higher level skillsets. PMs were (generally) trained and supported to manage relationships with customers very proffesionally. This protects technical employees from most of the craziness that can happen on a bad contract. Most managers were very supportive of work/life balance issues.
Cons
HR is almost useless for EEO issues. Their only purpose is to provide plausible deniability. They are not interested in dialog to straighten out problems and educate the offender. They will simply move the complainer to other work and let the offender continue unabated.
- 2.017 Dec 2014Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 10 years
Pros
Competitive medical and life benefits. Educational benefits. CSC provides a good package for all standard benefits including 401K matching, Life and ADD insurance, medical, dental and vision insurance, tuition reimbursement and some certification training.
Cons
In the last two years, CSC has become a company only interested in immediate benefits to the stockholders. Prior to that, the company was highly focused on employee development and incentives to excel. After 2013 and a reduction of over 40% of the management staff, it became virtually impossible to figure out who your direct supervisor was. In most cases the direct supervisor worked in an entirely separate office or location, sometimes in another part of the world. Employees were and are at the mercy of project managers to support their performance appraisals. CSC also elected to enforce a more stringent employee rating policy, placing 40% of employees in the 'Needs Improvement' or 'Unsatisfactory' category.
4 - 2.021 Aug 2008Practice DirectorCurrent EmployeeRaleigh, NC
Pros
If you are a Senior level consultant, low maintenace, low need for assistance and ready to work in a corporate environment and just "do your job", CSC is OK. Individuals can be recognized for their subject matter expertise and will be in high demand. The pay can be good for those high demand subject matter experts.
Cons
CSC does not attrach or develop strong leaders. Poor managers and/or leaders tend to be tolerated at the expense of attracting and retaining the best people. CSC is a technology company that has not figured out how to move into the C-Level office and solve business problems. Thus, most of CSC's business tends to be very competitive and in lower end commodity services.
3 - 1.018 Jun 2015Financial AnalystCurrent Employee, more than 8 yearsFalls Church, VA
Pros
easy to park and company wide variety of coffee choices.
Cons
1. Manager can do work at home, but employee can't. 2. Never increase the salary no dime for 5 years but managers are increased $$$$ each year. 3. Manager's mood up and down very often. 4. Sometimes work until midnight, but no dinner/no light food. 5. Management won't listen to employee.
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