Lockheed Martin Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I thoroughly enjoyed working at Lockheed Martin in Marietta."

"I have worked with Lockheed since 2005. They are a great company but with the current state of dwindling defense contracts there is always fears of canceled contracts."

"In a nutshell: Cutting edge technology, and many talented people to work with. Product is top notch and very focused work efforts to achieve goals."

"I have been at Lockheed Martin over 20 yrs. and had a great experience moving through several super jobs with freedom to grow the business and become a subject matter expert in several cutting edge technologies. I became good friends with the customers in my positions. My senior VP managers were great to report to because they gave me the freedom to grow and become successful along with the business sectors I managed."

"I worked for LM for 13 years. The compensation was good and the benefits were excellent. There where periodic layoffs and some limitations within my group as far as promotion and advancement. All in all, I would say if you can qualify for a security clearance, the company is a good place to work."

"I've worked with Lockheed Martin for 15 years. It's sad to say I was laid off after such a long time in their service. I left behind what I would like to call my family. Indeed, times are hard these days, especially for the defense industry. Lockheed, for the most part, gave me an opportunity to be a part of something great. I just wish I could have retired with them."

"I've worked for LM for 17 years."

"Lockheed Martin has strong values and a clear path for advancement. In my experience they treat their software people very well."

"LM is a very old school corporate entity with a culture to match. You can definitely find good people to work with and enjoy yourself but don't expect a lot of help from corporate - you pay for their name on contracts but working here won't necessarily make you feel like you're part of a billion dollar company. Hopefully the LM reputation helps you win your bid but any small company gobbled up by LM will continue to feel like a second class citizen wearing a LM brand - without all the real perks enjoyed in the company HQ, or even at most companies. Key point: this company is enormous and therefore life at one office can be night-and-day when compared to another... we're talking marble floors and automated doors versus tiles peeling off the walls and odd smells. I've seen both in LM! The top boss will make millions in compensation while the company faces "lean times" and is asked to tighten their belts - moving to shoddy facilities and taking pay cuts. That can happen here, in fact it is right now in 2014, but if you work hard and improve your skills you will get solid pay and - if lucky - quality co-workers to enjoy your career alongside. If you get a bad draw you may try moving around within the company... it is enormous after all..."

"This is a great company to work for, that teaches you a great skill set."

"Lockheed is not a good company to work for."

"Not a good company to work for."

"Great place to work with great associates. Interesting tasks and authority closely matched with responsibilities."

"I was given the opportunity to work for Lockheed Martin in October 2007. From the very first day, I was allotted an incredible amount of responsibility and projects. Some of these projects included expanding the current Scala InfoChannel network as well as upgrading the players to the newer version. I truly believe my time at this company (3 1/2 years) has given me a concise and well tempered view into how industry works, specifically technology and application therein."