LandDesign reviews

3.4

45% would recommend to a friend

(21 total reviews)
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Rhett Crocker

62% approve of CEO

44% positive business outlook

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1.0
Apr 2, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Cool Coffee Machine and beer fountain in the office but not enough to keep great hardworking individuals who were lied to!

Cons

Not a great firm for people of color; During quarterly reviews they talk about how this is the greatest firm in the World to work for, LMFAO!! Promotions, bonuses and pay increase are based on who you know in the firm. Gossip culture around the company is done by even the management, they will talk negatively behind your back ,even well known coworkers tend to have their selective groups of gossip. Sometimes you don't feel like you belong. They favor Landscapes architects a lot. If you are a fresh passionate graduate from college then this is NOT a place for your carrier growth. There is no training, no direction, you will get lost, they bring you in with expectations to deliver on your first day. They are always hiring because they lose good people every single day whom were lied to and later realized this is not a place for them. Fake promises are told to you to accept the offer!

5.0
Aug 23, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Great culture, they are very willing to accommodate you and your needs( i.e. if you need to take off of work)

Cons

Not the best pay but it’s such a great company. Work life balance is appreciated.

3.0
Mar 15, 2022

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Pros

Variety of projects (although you won’t personally work on a variety of projects) and lots of “big name projects,” some really great employees, competitive vacation time after first 3 years

Cons

The COVID response was almost non existent. There is a stigma around working from home at LandDesign and people were pressured to never work from home or come back by June 2020. When working from home, connections are slow and lag. Positive cases were only shared if you sat directly next to the positive person. People are not given work from home set ups as new hires. Work from home is not an option unless there’s an “emergency.” It’s very hard to get to work on a variety of projects or the flashy projects if you aren't placed in that group to begin with. And if you’re not placed within one of those groups that works on legacy type work, promotions will be hard to come by since your boss isn’t taken as seriously. On boarding and training is non existent. There’s no process of training for new hires and very little training while you work there. Definitely no training for management roles which becomes apparent with communication issues within groups. Reviews are informal and there’s no required forms for management to complete and share with HR and their team. Goals and promises are pushed aside to meet unreasonable deadlines. Culture is emphasized and praised but the actual culture is working late hours, staying late for the visual (no overtime), and not sharing information freely (honesty and transparency are not part of the culture). The latter causes unbalanced salaries and rumors. Praise is uncommon, going above and beyond is expected.

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