“Focused on finding great people”

Pros:  “There's a very strong focus from all levels to hire great people. The atmosphere is casual and friendly - everyone seems to get along and work well together. There's good…”

Cons:  “We can be very picky during the hiring process, and not a lot of entry-level opportunities lately. Still working out some of the kinks in our processes...” – Full Review

“Good pay with very little supervision.”

Pros:  “I liked where I worked and the pay was great. Never saw anyone from Information Gateways there. It was a contract position so I knew there was an ending.”

Cons:  “You are as good as your contract. So, ask for allot. As a contractor, you know your job is not permanent.” – Full Review

“Fascinating work with signficant opportunities for personal growth, but unstructured.”

Pros:  “Emerging technologies and subject matter. Ability to work across functional areas including policy, strategy, research and development, and technical integration.”

Cons:  “Lack of structure due to rapid growth. Expected work hours and level of effort are very project-specific. Many projects, but can be difficult to move between them…” – Full Review

“Great For a first job”

Pros:  “Great benefits. Good compensation. Learning opportunities”

Cons:  “Not a software developer centric company” – Full Review

“Learned a lot and given a great opportunity at a young age”

Pros:  “Learned a lot and given a great opportunity at a young age”

Cons:  “Room for advancement after reaching the branch management position is slim. Trying to move to corporate after retail banking is extremely difficult in my honest…” – Full Review

“Many opportunities and rewards for hard working, intelligent employees.”

Pros:  “-Management -Benefits -Innovation LCG Systems is continuously working to improve its standing as a preferred employer in the federal government space. The benefits…”

Cons:  “LCG Systems promotes training and certification so well that many of its employees move into the federal government space. This doesn't always leave the coverage…” – Full Review