Hines reviews

Work life balance is not what people rave about. Being on the accounting side with deadlines all month long makes it very hard to take off without missing something or having to ask others to do the work for you. I don't want to waste vacation days only taking one day off here and there. I want to take weeks off. Hines also puts you on multiple buildings with different deadlines so that even if one building is done for the month you may still have another due 5 days later. Constant quarterly deadlines. I easily work 45-50 hours a week and definitely do not make enough salary to make up for it. Its not a slow 45-50 hours, its a grind 90% of the time. Majority of the time you can't expect when you will have to work late because one morning it will be somewhat slow but their will be a fire drill in the afternoon that causes you to work late.

The Denver office is a joke. They all gather in cliques and if you’re not in one, prepare to be ignored, isolated, and picked apart. Training is laughable, as it’s basically nonexistent and management expects you to know everything while telling you the exact opposite. Work-life balance is atrocious, and if you dare work 9 hours with no lunch, be prepared to hear about it. Office culture promotes immaturity, do as I say not as I do and bullying. I wish I had gone with my initial gut instinct and not accepted the job.