Pros
If you get on one of the key company contracts you might make some money and have a continual flow of paperwork to process called orders. I guess if you want a job where you can coast with no accountability and very little responsibility this could be a good place too. If you want to get into Mergers and Acquisitions there is a lot of opportunity with he Unicom family of companies. This is the main objective of the company.
Cons
When this company was GTSI it was the best and most fun I have had at a company. Everyone worked hard, succeeded and supported each others success. In 2012 Corry Hong the CEO of UNICOM Global bought them up and the company immediately took a nose dive. All the top people left and the ability to get work done basically came to a halt. For 4-5 months I barely had a manager and when I did have one they didn't seem to have any authority or interest in making anything happen, including sales. Management knows that Corry calls all the shots and is focused on draining every dollar from this division and all of his divisions so they don't even try to build the company - such a waste of what was a great company. Corry will give lip service, but he has no intention of adding resources to grow the company (maybe a few people here or there). He is 100% focused on mergers & acquisitions and buying up mansions and expensive DC real Estate to line his and a few of his top peoples pockets. UNICOM Global buys up failing companies such as US Robotics and spin offs IBM no longer wants. These companies typically have a good maintenance revenue stream which is drained off for his next real estate or M&A purchase. The companies are then brought into financial balance by letting all the good people leave through attrition and not replacing them until you are left with a bare bone skeleton.
