Not a good company to work for - Counterterrorism Strategic Analyst Railhead Employee Review

With every concern, we do re-evaluate our current operations to address any systemic problems we may not be aware of. Fortunately, no issues were found in this instance. But - unfortunately, this former employee didn't provide any specifics on their experiences and the broad-brush strokes of “play nice then tell you to do opposite of the Prime”, “Make rules as they go”, and "Benefits are the cost of a Mortgage” seem a bit out of character for us. 1) When we’re executing as a subcontractor or on any contract, we abide by the legally binding subcontract/contract. 2) We don’t make any rules as we go. There is a very easy, but detailed onboarding process, which includes a very detailed company Handbook and Offer Letter. In response to this counterterrorism analyst, all three Railhead owners were counterterrorism analysts for various agencies, so the mission is understood and there is no time for playing games or dishonestly. Railhead was founded on integrity and the principle of supporting real-world missions. There is no time for anything else. 3) We spend many days each year internally reviewing our benefit plans and additional options for enhancing our care while balancing cost savings for the employees. Many of the reviews highlight our benefits as one of the “Pros”. 4) Our “Business Outlook” was also highlighted as a negative; however, since inception in 2018, Railhead has doubled revenue each year and continues to secure more contracts each year than the previous (Prime and Subcontractor). Lastly, we’ve strategically grown through acquisition, which was a set milestone, and are surpassing many of our peers. At the executive level, we develop a strategy and execute it, but that is not often times shared with our direct hire employees on contract. If it’s a re-compete on a contract that may impact employees, we are 100% transparent.