Raytheon Company

Government building(s). You need a clearance badge to enter the building(s) but not the premises. Once you're allowed in, you have to leave your phone in either your car or in a mini compartment that's located in the receptionist area. For this individual building, the compartments do not have locks but no worries as a guard is the one who checks people in. Also, if you "accidentally" have your phone on you once in, you'll immediately be told to leave and will indefinitely lose your clearance. Finally, once cleared for access, you'll be assigned an escort who will shadow you at all times. If you need to use the restroom or walk to a certain part of the building even if it's to an adjacent cubicle or area, be prepared to always inform the escort. This was an extreme nuisance but remember, i

I only visit Raytheon to drop my son off. I do not work here. However, I do like the security gate at the front of the property. All employers should provide security for their employees. Thank you Raytheon for securing the property so I know my son is safe. Consequently, safety is not only related to people entering at the gate but potential terrorist threats. My contention, if there is security at the gates, surely there is a contingency in place in the event of global threats. Thank you Raytheon.

The best Raytheon ever :)

The chicken teriyaki was dried out and terrible, although the noodles were okay.

Very interesting, used to be the AOL HQ.