interesting assignments, loosey-goosey organization - IT Support Specialist EXP Employee Review

4.0
Apr 26, 2015
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Pros

The managers I’ve worked with have a hands-off approach. Self-reliant people are rewarded and stay on board, others don’t. By and large, people are friendly and helpful. There’s a wide variety of assignments. The company has engineers working in many different disciplines – electrical, architectural, civil, etc.

Cons

Training is not provided, and new employee guidance is very limited. There are support teams but they are stretched very thin. Staff are on their own and expected to answer each others’ questions. The work/life balance needs improvement. 50 to 60 hour work weeks are common. Overtime is not allowed. Some tasks must be done in the evening to avoid disrupting production work. Management’s answer is to have staff come in late or leave early to compensate, but that’s not realistic; the work keeps piling up.

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5.0
Apr 17, 2026
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Pros

Collaborative team, culturally inclusive and organized.

Cons

Confusion among company standardization for drawings.

2.0
Feb 12, 2026
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Pros

Direct managers within the office are nice people. Colleagues are also nice. Opportunity for career growth if you stick around long enough. Some interesting projects.

Cons

*USA offices * Decision-makers at the top of the chain get to have the benefits of remote work (employees remotely work-sharing across offices) but do not allow employees to do the same (if you’re working with a completely remote team you must still come into the office). Despite having proven through the COVID-era that employees can successfully work remotely senior leadership is planning a full return to office 5 days/wk. Lousy healthcare benefits, below-avg compensation. Employees with less than 40 hrs/wk of project work are forced to create technical documents to justify charging to company time when the root cause is the firm not winning projects.

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