I had applied for an internal job opening that showed me to be a strong match back on Jan. 19. 2026. I received the "We have decided to move forward with other candidates" email on March 4, 2026 without an interview. And I noticed this morning that the same position I had applied for was reposted on Friday (March 13) under the same Req number, so I can't reapply. Stuff like this is why I am considering looking outside of Northrop Grumman

Feeling Grateful to Be a Part of Northside Hospital 💙 I’m so grateful to work at Northside! Being part of such a supportive leadership team has helped me grow both personally and professionally, learning from incredible leaders every day. I’m also thankful for our amazing employment recruiters—they truly guide and support every step of the way. Proud to be part of such a great place to work! Proud to be part of this team, and excited for what’s ahead!

I had applied for an internal job opening that showed me to be a strong match back on Jan. 19. 2026. I received the "We have decided to move forward with other candidates" email on March 4, 2026 without an interview. And I noticed this morning that the same position I had applied for was reposted on Friday (March 13) under the same Req number, so I can't reapply. Stuff like this is why I am considering looking outside of Northrop Grumman.

Anyone work with or for Northrop Grumman? Tell me the good, the bad, and the ugly lol. Applied for a Supply Chain Manager position there. Curious about their culture, the work, the people, etc. the reviews I’ve read on Indeed are pretty positive and they had a 4 out of 5 stars. Thought I’d ask here if anyone has any other insight.

Anyone willing to share insight on shareholder comp at Greenberg Traurig? I know associates love to hate GT because comp is black box and usually below market, but does it get better as you move up? Any sense of comp with originations of $1M? $3M? $5M? (Currently counsel and considering applying for a lateral position, so I’m curious about potential long term upside.) TIA!

Hello, I am considering offers from Northrop Grunman and Leidos. I have already accepted the offer from NG as it came first, but I finally received my offer from Leidos. I was wondering if anyone could let me know how the overall work culture is between those two companies. I'm very interested in both companies, but I have to make final decisions soon!

I truly love working for NDR. The training is exceptional, the team is supportive, and the experience has been amazing yes, I’m bragging. The best part is helping people transform their lives. Each day I guide clients toward financial stability and give them hope. It’s more than a job; it’s a purpose I’m grateful for.

I truly love working for NDR. The training is exceptional, the team is supportive, and the experience has been amazing—yes, I’m bragging. The best part is helping people transform their lives. Each day I guide clients toward financial stability and give them hope. It’s more than a job; it’s a purpose I’m grateful for.

👋 Hi everyone! I'm currently looking for opportunities as a Heavy equipment operator near North bay, Sudbury and Timmins. I have full certification of Backhoe and excavator. If anyone is open to referring me or has insights, I’d really appreciate it! Here’s a quick summary of my background Thank you in advance 🙏

Hi all, we are an Agentic AI startup in the Energy industry. Good on product (has a working prototype, technical team, prod-market fit. But struggling on GTM and to land the first customer or pilot. Any tactical advice? From those of you who went through this phase and came out successful… 🙌🏼