
I wanted to work at #BAESystems because
BAE Systems was a government contractor for the military and secret services. And I wanted to do my part to help our men & woman in the Iraqi war! So i was one of many people that helped built all of the M.R.A.P.S and Humvees for our soldiers in the war I was a Mig Welder and Fabricator it was one of the proudest jobs I ever had I was so proud of what we did I got it tattooed on my arm just to remember all the things that we did for our soldiers our motto was we protect those who protect us!

The biggest mistake I made as a #ContractAdministrator at #BAESystems ...
Took off early on an important day. My son broke his arm.

A #stressful #BAESystems day
Many contracts and proposals being administered and submitted.

Drama at #BAESystems
I always try to stay neutral and help the person get or do what is needed. Stay calm and level headed. I have a good personality so it wasn’t hard to calm her down and explain the misunderstanding.

What I loved working at #BAESystems
Building trucks for the military. We built the Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles. Contract no longer with BAE. The Government prefers not to have a sole source contractor.

My manager at #BAESystems taught me
That they lie. They tell you one thing and then do the opposite. Can't believe anything.

My advice to people interested in working at #BAESystems as a #SeniorTechnicalWriter/editor ...
Make the best deal you can going in, because raises and promotions are not automatic or frequent and keep looking for your next job, because if anything happens, end of contract, RIF, etc., you have only two weeks to find something else in BAE Systems and little help from HR finding it.

The biggest mistake I made as a #SeniorTechnicalWriter/editor at #BAESystems ...
Spent too much time surfing the Internet when I had no work to do.

Drama at #BAESystems
Customer had no work for me during the entire month of December, though I asked for, volunteered for, and suggested work I could do. Then, was laid off abruptly with negative consequences.

What I loved working at #BAESystems
Coworkers