Pros
Ability to grow and be promoted within Fast paced Always learning I have always enjoyed the people I work with - not always the case, I think I am just lucky. The higher-ups are usually fairly nice and you are around them more than most companies. Taking steps to diversify the company. Made large steps in technology investments in the past few years - still slightly behind compared to other large GC's.
Cons
Working 10 hour days, late nights and weekends. Usually the project is always behind schedule, resulting in working more and stressful hours. They are working on bettering this, but lack of training. They have WT-101, but the classes are so full that sometimes you work there for a year before going. Many PM's are so busy they cannot train you properly then give you difficult tasks when you are not sure what you are even doing. You honestly never really know what you are doing. If you do not love construction this job will be incredibly stressful and draining. Most people working for the company are engineer majors and are not good at teaching. When you have issues you are supposed to go to your PM or VP which is uncomfortable. THIS IS NOT A REFLECTION ON WT, JUST CONSTRUCTION IN GENERAL: Being a woman in construction is more difficult, you are sexualized and ignored regularly. **I have never been treated differently for being a woman by ANY WT employees. I find the construction industry to be, overall, a very negative environment.