No culture & lack of transparency - Land Development Manager Horrocks Employee Review

2.0
Mar 7, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Decent pay Decent project backlog but only if your a transportation engineer

Cons

Work politics run rampant here, pushed out entire departments after being bought out by trillion and no heads up of any kind. Punished those who work quickly for not having enough work.

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Horrocks Response
8mo
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. We’re sorry to hear that your experience at Horrocks was impacted by a lack of transparency and communication—especially during what sounds like a period of major change. That kind of frustration is understandable, and your feedback is being heard. We know we have work to do when it comes to reducing internal politics and making sure every team—not just transportation—feels supported and valued. We’re actively working on improving communication from leadership and building a stronger, more connected culture across the board. We appreciate the time you spent with us and wish you all the best moving forward.

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Cons

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2.0
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Pros

Great benefits, You will most likely get paid more than the average engineering firm as far as marketing goes. Comp time for overhead employees is unique in this industry.

Cons

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