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Consigli Construction

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A place to build a career, not just another job - Project Engineer Consigli Construction Employee Review

5.0
Mar 23, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Passionate people giving their all every day. You and your project team become a tight group. The company actively seeks out assertive self-starters so everyone on the team is hard-working and no one is free-loading. As a woman, I have found nothing but support from my coworkers. This is the first job that I've had where I can see a full career path within the company, no need to change companies in order to take the next step.

Cons

The only thing is that it can be hard to get to know people outside your immediate team. We get to know the people we work with directly so well, it can seem strange to not know everything about everyone else's lives! However, we do come together regularly (at least monthly) to try to make the gap smaller and you can always ask a coworker who has worked with someone what that person's strengths and weaknesses are.

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5.0
Jun 22, 2026
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Pros

People are very helpful and want you to succeed

Cons

Not everyone seems to know what they are doing

3.0
Jun 13, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Some good people in the local DC office

Cons

Pay is below average (135k/year), Benefits are below average, Very little bonus (less than 5k for a senior PM who excelled at job). Company is ran from Massachusetts office (main) and has a team full of people in the main Mass. Office whose entire job is to constantly nag people in the DC office for not following procedures. The Mass. office has no clue about the DC market but wants to pick subcontractors for every project based on price without knowing anything about DC sub market. The Mass. office buys out the jobs with central purchasing and hands over a mess on every job. The following of procedures is more important to the main office than getting the jobs done and making money.

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