Good room for growth.
Graduate, Canberra
Do your job well, show that you're dedicated, work hard, can do more, and you will be promoted.
Graduate, Scoresby
Well a promotion hasnt occured yet but im expecting to continue my performance and move along my career development.
Graduate, Canberra
The potential career pathways open to me are quite clear and I feel confident in the knowledge that if I continue to perform well, I will move on to bigger and better positions in time.
Graduate, Melbourne
Complete your job and reach your workday goals. This is frustrating as we can't really reach said goals with so little tasks to complete.
Graduate, Melbourne
Promotion responsibilities are very attainable as there are 3 opportunities for promotions as a graduate at Leidos. These can be achieved after performance reviews.
Graduate, Canberra
The lower ranks are usually progressed through the initial experience as long as a competent knowledge base was developed. Not too sure overall about ranks further up the chain (T3, T4 etc.)
Graduate, Melbourne
You progress at the end of the graduate year as long as you have done what was expected.
Graduate, Scoresby
Promotion possibilities seem a bit limited in the first year, but will open up once out of your grad year. Criteria for promotions is pretty well defined as software engineering roles are tiered.
Graduate, Canberra
Promotion happens on the end of the graduate program, at the beginning of the next year.
Graduate
The only way to get a salary increase and move up the ranks is to be at the company for a long time. Hard work and skill is not recognised as it should
Graduate, Melbourne
To work your way up the ranks seems very straight forward. There is a map of knowledge expectations to reach for each level. That makes it easy if you know what role you enjoy. However, if you wish to explore it seems a bit harder to experiment in various roles before settling in an area.
Graduate, Melbourne
There seems to be a lot of avenues I can go down while working here.
Graduate, Scoresby