Phacil Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"It is a good place to work if you are trying to get your feet wet."

"I worked for Phacil for about a year and it is a good place if you are trying to get into a career of choice."

"I had a great time working for Phacil. My supervisor was an amazing, understanding person who worked hard to make sure our contract stayed afloat. Though sometimes our relationship with customers was a bit rocky, I always had a good personal relationship with them. If I had to complain about something, it's that I was not paid nearly as well as I could have been given my field, and that my raise at the end of the year was small compared to the glowing employee review."

"Working for Phacil or any contract company is challenging but over I will say it has been a great experience."

"I've worked for Phacil on the current contract since it started in 2012. The employees come and leave like a revolving door. The pay is the worst, and the workload is high because they will not fulfill their obligation to hire the amount of people needed. If you don't have a job then its an ok place to start for minimal pay. There are plenty of jobs that require the same skill set paying twice as much though."

"Just like many other government contractors, the work and experience you receive will vary from contract to contract. Their HR is very responsive and they are growing rapidly, so the outlook remains positive."

"Rewarding and exciting to work on new technology which makes others lives safer."

What do you like about working at Phacil?

"A Research and Development Contractor that was pushing equipment to it's breaking point and documenting the results. We had to be ready to fix equipment in a moments notice and be confident of our knowledge."

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

"Be patient. Make sure that all of your paperwork has been completed fully and keep copies."

What don't you like about working at Phacil?

"Every year, the government would have to renew the company's contract. Everyone was required to turn in CAC cards and be out of work for 2 weeks. Then another contractor would come in with a new agenda."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"My suggestion to the management would be to ensure missions and tests begin promptly which enables proper equipment shut down."