Amazing for self starters - Anonymous employee DPR Construction Employee Review

5.0
Apr 29, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

This company is great for those who want to grow, learn, and take pride in what they do.

Cons

If you are looking to be told what to do every minute of the day, most roles will not be a good fit for this working style.

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DPR Construction Response
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We appreciate hearing your thoughts on working at DPR. We know that career progression looks different for everyone, which is why we support our teammates in learning, trying new things, and building their own unique careers. We also trust our people to make the right decisions and believe everyone is responsible for sharing new ideas and helping us evolve.

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5.0
Jun 18, 2026
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Pros

DPR is an outstanding place to work, with a strong people-first culture that truly sets it apart in the construction industry. The company emphasizes collaboration, respect, and continuous improvement, creating an environment where employees feel valued and supported. Leadership is approachable and transparent, and there’s a genuine commitment to developing individuals both professionally and personally. The work itself is engaging and impactful, especially if you enjoy complex, technical, high-quality projects. DPR empowers its teams with trust and autonomy while still providing the resources needed to succeed. There’s also a strong focus on innovation, safety, and doing things the right way, which makes the work feel meaningful. Overall, it’s a great place to build a career, grow your skill set, and be part of a team that takes pride in what they do.

Cons

Fast-paced environment (construction industry in general) may not be for everyone.

3.0
Jun 1, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great company culture and events

Cons

Large projects teams get lost in the sauce. Everything can become a dog and pony show, client relations become more important than the wellbeing of staff

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