ICF International Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Incompetent, Confused & Fake I have never encountered a more incompetent, catty or cliquey group than what I experienced in their Talent Acquisition organization. They prioritize metrics over results, meetings over productivity, and don't expect your manager to stick up for you. There are definitely people in the company doing good and important work, but the TA leadership is profoundly inept."

"Simply loved working with very talented people at icf"

"I spent a year at ICF Next as a technology partner which allowed me to work with on/offshore staff and a diverse set of customers. The work was usually interesting and the customer needs were often cutting edge and combined with unique creative engagements, which made working at ICF a really rewarding experience that many other consultancies can't match. On balance, ICF was a good place to work and gain new/unique skills and experiences."

"Working for ICF has been an absolute joy. The project I worked on was a unique one, as it gave me the chance to leverage cutting-edge technologies to develop an application. The project was both fun and challenging, especially being supported by my co-workers and managers. Everyone I met with the company have been supportive and fair towards me, indicating towards the company's amazing culture. Overall, I feel that my time with ICF was fulfilling and a fantastic learning experience."

"This is a great place to work. Great environment and company culture."

"Good experience. Lifestyle company."

"I have worked for ICF since 2011, as senior in art direction and UI/UEX development. ICF International provides unique opportunities in my group, modeling and simulation. Many commercial and government serious games, mobile applications, and amazing simulations."

"I have only been with ICF for about 6 months, but my experience so far has been fraught with red tape, lack of management, and bad-practice actions that too often lead to shipping products that I can't in good conscience endorse. Unpaid overtime is required, and workers are pushed to their breaking points in order to save money on hiring enough people to do the job well."

"I have worked for ICF International for over two years, in the simulation group, as the lead artist/designer. This division of ICF, mostly deals with Government simulation (Military, disaster, etc) and eLearning. All for desktop and mobile."

"Company policies are comparable with other mid-sized government contractors in the Washington DC area."

"Company is struggling with segmentation and how to appropriately structure itself for future success.Allied with this is a perception that the company is having difficulty retaining work and winning new work and the pipeline is drying up resulting in layoffs.Good work/life balance and benefits."

"Unfortunately, ICF went out of business."

What do you like about working at ICF International?

"It was a great place to work for. Unfortunately, it went out of business."

What don't you like about working at ICF International?

"It went, unfortunately, out of business. At end, it was very uncertained."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"None. It went out of business. No much to say"

What do you like about working at ICF International?

"The company a big international company. Everybody shares great value and you can gain lots of respect there."

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

"Put more effort on the company and put energy on your work."

What don't you like about working at ICF International?

"I did not get enough trainning from company buddies and worked very independently."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Offer more training and make sure employees get cleared of the tasks."