Ok - Assistant Project Manager Power Design Employee Review

2.0
Nov 22, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Pretty building Cafe (expensive though) Gym Work from home Fridays

Cons

You can feel the huge sense of greed while working here. It starts with a cafeteria and coffee shop that costs more than Chipotle. You would think they would just sell this food at cost? This is a minor thing but that's where it starts and is an easy example. I have worked for a couple different electrical contractors, and I have never been worked as hard as I was here. I didn't feel a sense of family whatsoever and I only felt like a number. They will try to sell you very hard on the building during your initial tour, which is smart on their part, but the glamour will wear off quickly when you're in your cubicle trying to survive. This sense of survival kick s in right away when you realize so many people work here, all on the same kinds of projects, all doing the same thing, fighting to get time to talk to management, and praying for a raise or promotion. It's a grind, grind, grind mentality.

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Power Design Response
3y
Thank you for your feedback. Our team members are our number one priority, and we strive to create a positive and rewarding work environment for all. We are always looking for ways to improve, and encourage you to reach out to the SOURCE directly with your feedback, we are still here to listen!

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Power Design Response
1mo
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