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National Science Foundation
At a Glance


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Mission:
Promotes the progress of science and engineering through the support of research and education programs. It primarily focuses on research and aims to improve the understanding of the fundamental laws of nature.

Overall rank: 2
Overall score: 75
Number of employees: 1098
Employee trend: 1063(Sept. 01), 1069(Sept. 02), 1082(Sept. 03)
Headquarters: Washington, D.C.
Other locations: Offices nationwide and internationally

People who joined the agency in 2003: 73 (7% of workforce)
    Average 2001-2003: 84
People who left the agency in 2003: 61 (1% of workforce)
    Average 2001-2003: 59

Diversity profile Percentage
Male 37%
Female 63%
White 61%
Black 32%
Hispanic 3%
American Indian 0%
Asian/Pacific Islander 5%
Self-reported disability 7%

Demographic Rankings (See full table) Score Rank
Men 82.4 1
Women 69.8 4
Under 40 71.2 7
40 and over 76.2 2
White 77.6 2
Black 67.5 2
American Indian 61.8 3
Hispanic 85.9 1
Asian/Pacific Islander 79.4 2

Best in Class Rankings (See full table) Score Rank
Employee skills/mission match 77.6 8
Strategic management 63.1 5
Teamwork 72.4 9
Effective leadership 57.2 5
Performance-based rewards & advancement 55.1 3
Training & development 66.9 4
Support for diversity 67.2 3
Pay & benefits 64.3 16
Family friendly culture & benefits 36.5 12
Work/life balance 66 8

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