DLR Group reviews

Low pay, high expectations. Most employees are below the national average salary rage for their years of experience and skill level/title. Work-life balance is only attainable in some sectors, but often expected to work over 50-60 hours a week on average, which makes cultivating a full life outside of work very challenging.

-Leadership is cutting WFH perks. Erosion of trust. -Engineering juniors will not have a lot of career growth opportunities -Consistent overtime (not paid, of course) -Compensation is minimum 10-20% under competition, you won’t see meaningful raises either -Management is paying too little to recruit senior engineers -You have to pay for parking (really expensive in downtowns) -Very top heavy distribution of experience, not enough people to do the work. -Management is too concerned making their stock prices go up by doing a voluntary layoff than actually reflecting on what employees want.