Early days were like an episode of Game of Thrones, but over the years it has come to be a pretty darn good place to be. I have had mostly good leaders and enjoy having leadership that I can trust. I think we are blessed to have such a large veteran component, especially in leadership.

I still get a pension.

I believe teh ELT is made up of sincere, honest, professionals.

Everyone is focused on making sure the warfighter has what they need, i.e. goal focused.

I have a purpose and support from my leadership to make decisions and get things done.

It is not about us. We are one team working on solutions to meet our customer's needs.

Comparatively, I think health coverage is decent; it is not the worst, but it is not the best either.

I most enjoy the opportunity to make significant contributions using my strengths and experience while afforded the autonomy to do so.

I think we are finally back to our roots of designing, delivering, and supporting aircraft that protect and save lives and finally dropped the social experiment of wokeness that plagued us for several years.

We all work collaboratively, our personalities mesh well, and we all contribute. There are no slackers, whiners, high maintenance people, or egos on the team. Each of us has our strengths and we use them to help each other out.

Our new CEO seems to be interested in getting to the truth of the matter, no matter how ugly it might be. Previous leadership only seemed to want to hear good news so anything unflattering, no matter how truthful, was discouraged.