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Short Elliott Hendrickson

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Doing pretty good - Graduate Civil Engineer Short Elliott Hendrickson Employee Review

4.0
May 29, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Company just added floating holidays and a paternity/maternity leave this year. Most time spent in the office doing design, with some spent in the field during the summer. Exempt employees are paid straight overtime which is great for field observations in the summer. Culture is friendly, and there's lots of people willing to help you learn the next thing.

Cons

I would like to see more opportunities to work on different kinds of projects. That's the only reason I wouldn't rate 5 stars. I'm fairly new to this company, so this could easily change in the future.

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Short Elliott Hendrickson Response
3y
Thank you for sharing your positive feedback about the recent addition of benefits. It is great to hear that you find the culture friendly and have supportive colleagues willing to help you grow. I value your input and understand the importance of variety in work experiences. As a newer employee, I encourage you to discuss your career goals and interests with your manager. They can provide guidance and help you explore different avenues.

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Cons

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Short Elliott Hendrickson Response
2mo
We appreciate you sharing your feedback. We’re glad you enjoyed your time at SEH and wish you the best moving forward.
1.0
Jan 1, 2026
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Pros

Work life balance Work from anywhere policy

Cons

All senior level engineers are absolutely checked out and just coasting until retirement. It's clear everyone has advanced through years with the company and not on merit. The company is incredibly slow to adapt. My first day I showed up to the office, a cubicle farm and was given outdated tech. They still supply wired keyboard and mouse and wired headsets. It was a warning sign of things to come. Saying the office environment is drab is too kind. They still employ full wall cubicles and closed door offices with no windows. Any company even remotely in tune with today's office culture left these behind 10-20 years ago. The work is slow and unrewarding at best. They work on bloated government contacts. I was routinely given 2-4 hours of work and told we have 40-80 hours budgeted so make sure you use it all

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Short Elliott Hendrickson Response
4mo
Thank you for sharing your perspective. I’m sorry to hear your experience didn’t meet your expectations, and I appreciate you taking the time to offer candid feedback. We take input like this seriously – especially around career growth, office experience, workload planning, and healthcare costs. We’re investing in updated tools and systems, working to strengthen how work is planned and supported, and reviewing our total rewards offerings while continuing to improve the day-to-day experience for our employee-owners. We’re also evaluating ways to modernize our on-site environment, including the ongoing remodel of our St. Paul office. Feedback like yours helps us stay focused on where we need to keep improving. Thank you for your contributions while you were here, I wish you the best in your future endeavors.
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