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Integration Innovation, Inc

A typical day of work is unlike most typical workdays, because of the atmosphere they have created at i3. We do our daily work that everyone does, however they have created an atmosphere to where it never feels like work. People are always working as a team to accomplish things and I love that about i3. I learned about Personal Identifiable Information (PII) and how to manage their database systems and how important security is for a company and that there is no room for mistakes in security. The management is the best around, they truly care about the employees and they take extra measure to show that and that truly means a lot to me and the other employees. They do not micro manage you, they trust that you know what you are doing, but they also stress the fact that it is okay to ask questions and make sure everyone is on the same page and that there aren't any issues. The culture is phenomenal, it never feels like a typical boring work day. I also woke up looking forward to going to work at i3 and they have made sure to create a culture that people will love and be attracted to. The hardest part of the job was the fact that in security there is no room for mistakes. You have to be perfect when you are managing the systems and you cannot miss anything. So you have to stay on your A-game in security all the time. The most enjoyable part of the job was the people. Everyone there is great and they truly believe in the word "team" and they show it each and every day.

Pros: Full of innovative professionals, who--given the right structure and guidance--could make a powerful impact on their industry. Good day-to-day culture (pancake days, lunch and learns), but it can be superficial.

Cons: Abyssmal organizational intelligence. The management structure (particularly in the Training and Development portfolio) is weak, unfocused, and oblivious of serious inefficiencies and stress cracks in the production layer. Software developer teams are respected but siloed, non-developer teams are ignored, pay/promotion is not commensurate with talent or work ethic, and the agile framework is used as an excuse for lack of business analysis. Skill levels are all over the map, and skilled employees are routinely asked to clean up poor quality work of peers with little reassurance that the quality will be addressed. Instructional designers are ignored and dismissed, lack advocates in middle management, and are treated as akin to data entry.

Since you are a contractor for the government there is a constant struggle between government and contractor employees. Government directors were very harsh on the lower level staffs. The company itself is great, friendly and caring. I did learn how to use several new systems and would have enjoyed my job better if not for the government directors. I had a workplace injury and the company treated me well. As it drew closer for me to go back to work I began to have panic attacks and was stressing about going back and the demands.

The company only cares about hiring more people to get bigger DoD contracts. There is a lot of frill and flurries of confetti thrown at new employees then it all stops once they have you in there. Their management has been made by longevity employees and NEPOTISM. They recently went employee owned but don’t hold your breathe on what their worth. They company is only about trying to get the next DoD contract without giving the DoD what it’s asking for. 

Certain people and groups need to be investigated. Don't touch ITCE with a 10 foot pole, ESPECIALLY SWIF. The PMs will tell you you're working hybrid just to get you to sign and then you'll be 100% onsite. They'll make tons of promises and then you'll see them slandering coworkers and character assassinate anyone. They'll have you playing charge code roulette. PMs are promoted based on loyalty to a certain higher up, not on skills or competence

i3 is a wonderful company to work for.  They let you take initiative to improve things, they always find ways to keep the employees involved by sponsoring team building lunches and holiday get togethers, and they are cutting edge.  Every day was a great day to work there, and the management is top notch.  I would recommend this company to anyone.

Good job, if you can keep it.  The company pays really well  but you can loses your job  in matter of months for only  reason of wrapped government politics and money magic.  I filled a position, started work, and was out of work in 6 months because the military decided the job they had open for 2 years, suddenly was not needed anymore.  If you ok with possible short term employment then It may work for you, Looking for stability, look else where.

The work is meaningful, the environment is enjoyable, and the opportunities for growth are abundant. There is a real sense of caring, as demonstrated by the company’s non-profit called i3 Cares! Not only does i3 Cares give back to the communities where employees work, but it helps employees during tough times. 

Best company I have ever worked at. I worked for the government on assignment. i3 cared about me and surprised me numerous times with bonuses, Christmas and birthday cards with cash rewards. i3 paid for my telephone and other incentives. Their performance appraisal system was executed annual and very thorough.

Great company to work for with excellent benefits. My work location was cross country from the company's cooperate office. Due to this I was pretty much left alone to complete my required duties. Would work for the company again if given the chance.

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