Working at General Dynamics in San Diego, CA: 22 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in San Diego, CA Area

"I’ve worked at NASSCO for 5 years, filling roles in non-production, as well as production. During my tenure, there has been a lot of volatility with contracts, but I’ve been the witness that the company does seek to do what they can to take care of their employees and keep level numbers."

"Nassco is a great place to work at. One of their greatest strength, in my opinion, is their history of taking untrained individuals and turn them into masters of their field. They give you the training you need. With the right ambition, you can take a lot of working there. Nassco could improve however; in offering a more competitive pay, in support of keep the talent that they themselves have nurtured."

"Decent corporation, save two issues: no actual sick leave, just general leave days to use for vacations, haircuts, kids' concerts, medical appointments, or when genuinely sick. Also, even in the case of long-term employees, no relocation expenses paid on most moves. This does not help retain valuable employees."

"When I worked for GD I had a boss that I had worked with for 4 other companies. I was very lucky that we could work for so long together. I had an exceptional work environment."

"General Dynamics IT is a good company for those willing to travel the world and work on war ships."

"Cold, bleak, unpersonable, unappreciating, unfair."

"General Dynamics is a solid company that has given me tremendous professional growth and opportunity."

"Great company if you get to work for the right department."

"Great place for my first job."

What do you like about working at General Dynamics?

"My supervisor; nice nice man."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Just read up on the web site."

What don't you like about working at General Dynamics?

"How some things were run."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Get more organized."