DLR Group reviews

All I gotta say is don’t work for this firm. They work with corrupt clients who harm the lives of human beings.

The studio has a limited range of projects, partly because the urban department was established less than five years ago. As a result, much of the work is repetitive, which has limited opportunities for growth and learning. Additionally, there are challenges in leadership (director) and project management, and communication with senior staff can sometimes feel unprofessional or discouraging.