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Clark Construction Group

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Love working here! - Recruiting Manager Clark Construction Group Employee Review

5.0
Dec 20, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

My favorite reasons for working at Clark: 1). Love the people - collaborative, hard working and fun, smart, direct and thoughtful communication, leaders care about developing their team members. 2). We build cool things - We are in 20+ different market sectors, and do high quality, amazing projects. For example, it was awesome watching 3 of the 5 NBA championship games played in Chase Arena...we built that! 3). Values - My colleagues live the values of our organization every day! One other benefit is how invested the company is in developing talent and proactively identifying opportunities for our colleagues. I ask other colleagues why they stay, and one of the biggest reasons is because they feel like the leaders care and are invested in their future. This comes out in the proactive identification of opportunities for folks to grow!

Cons

I think we could showcase and brag more about our accomplishments and how great of a company we are!

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5.0
Jul 7, 2026
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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
Jul 18, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Some benefits and activities. Nice office space. Some good colleagues

Cons

The organization is highly bureaucratic, and in my experience, there was often a lack of clear direction while expectations remained exceptionally high. Some executives expected results without providing sufficient context or guidance, making it difficult to succeed consistently. There appears to be a high level of turnover, and there is a strong preference for all Executive Assistants to work in the same style as a favored individual rather than recognizing different, yet equally effective, approaches. Initiative and autonomy were not always valued. The company requires Executive Assistants to work in the office five days a week with little to no flexibility. Additionally, discussions around compensation, such as requesting a salary increase or bonus, can sometimes coincide with increased scrutiny of performance. Minor issues may be disproportionately emphasized during performance reviews, potentially affecting compensation decisions. Collaboration across offices was another challenge. Working with Executive Assistants in other locations could be frustrating due to inconsistent responsiveness, limited cooperation, and, at times, a condescending approach. Scheduling was particularly difficult because the CEO’s Executive Assistant held significant influence over calendar decisions, and meetings could be canceled or declined without much consideration for the needs of other executives, creating ongoing coordination challenges.

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