Don't work here - Programming Specialist Spatial Front Employee Review

1.0
Feb 8, 2025
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Pros

Remote work and flexible hours.

Cons

So many to list. They want you to think they motivate others to reach their potential and embrace success; they don’t it’s the opposite. Leadership is horrible. Leadership has no empathy and are dishonest. Leadership shows blatant favoritism; poor workers get away with doing little to no work and keep their jobs while others that do good work are laid off. The environment is toxic. If office supplies or something is needed for you to do your job, it comes out of your pocket; do not expect the company to pay for it. If there is an expense that will come from overhead, it won’t. Raises (if you want to call it raise) are not based on performance. HR is only out to protect the company, shows no regard for the employee. Benefits costs and deductibles are extraordinarily high; don’t expect to have your medical expense covered under the insurance plan, pretty much they will all be out of pocket. If you want to take a class that will benefit the company, you have to take PTO. You also have to take PTO if called for jury duty. Pay is below industry standards. Give a lot of thought before accepting a job here.

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5.0
Nov 20, 2025
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Pros

I've truly enjoyed my experience at Spatial Front as a UI/UX Designer. The company maintains a very professional and supportive work environment where people genuinely care about the quality of their work and the success of their teammates. The culture is positive, collaborative, and filled with talented individuals who are great to work with. One of the biggest benefits is their commitment to continuous learning. Spatial Front genuinely values professional development, and the tuition reimbursement program is an incredible perk that shows they invest in their employees’ futures. Overall, Spatial Front is a great place to build your career, contribute to impactful work, and be surrounded by supportive, smart, and kind people. Highly recommend for designers looking for growth and a strong team culture.

Cons

As with most government contracting environments, timelines, processes, and decision making can be influenced by contract constraints. It’s not a downside for everyone, but something to keep in mind if you’re used to fast-paced product companies.

4.0
Apr 2, 2026
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Pros

Good people work here. It's not too intense of a workload.

Cons

Pay is a lower than industry standard, due to government contracting work

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