FAA Analyst Programm-Management reviews

4.0

80% would recommend to a friend

(35 total reviews)

Pete Buttigieg | Michael G. Whitaker | Kathryn “Katie” Thomson

77% approve of CEO

25% positive business outlook

Management & Program Analyst employees have rated FAA with 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 35 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Management & Program Analyst professionals have a good working experience there. FAA is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Management & Program Analyst professionals compared to other employers within the Gobierno y administración pública industry (3.6 stars).

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35 reviews
3.0
May 8, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

-Job Security (excluding furloughs and government shutdowns). -Technical, Engineer, and Specialized employees receive training annually. -Plenty of alternate work schedules and flexible telework options for workers with good performance ratings. -Plenty of commuter options: metro rail, VRE to DC, city bus, ride-shares, van pools, cars. -Excellent health insurance options and Health and Dependent Flexible Spending Accounts. -Employer matches Thrift Savings Plan Contributions up to a percentage. -Separate annual and sick leave; Voluntary and Emergency Leave Pools. -Technical, Specialized, and Engineer employees covered under Collective Bargaining Agreements.

Cons

-Job Security except during Government Shutdowns and Furloughs. -Software used to collect data and perform logistical tasks is outdated, extremely slow, and not easy to manipulate. -Analytical and Administrative employees treated inferior to Technical, Engineer, and Specialized Employees. For example, an employee with a budget background will not be considered a professional in budget, they will just be considered an Administrative employee. -Analytical and Administrative employees do not receive annual funding for training; instead their manager will decide whom in the department may receive the funds to go to training. -Training must be signed up for a year in advance, so your program may chance by the time training comes around. -More men in the Agency than women. -Some sexism still exists like men expecting women to make the coffee in the morning; or fix the copier/printer jams. -Projects upended by Congressional mandates or Agency reorganizations (I experienced five different reorganizations since 2018). -Management attempts to hire a younger workforce while ignoring the younger Agency employees already in the workforce. -Since Covid-19, speed of project output has become unmanageable. The rush that was caused hasn't declined now that covid cases have dropped. -People with invisible disabilities are invisible; there is zero resources for employees with invisible disabilities. -Administrative/Analytical employees are not covered under the Collective Bargaining Agreement/Organizations.

4.0
Feb 15, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Reasonable telework schedule and good benefits.

Cons

Political issues and sometimes poor communications.

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