WGI reviews

Wow! Thank you for the review and for the recommendations. Yes, you work in a WGI office with one of the youngest average age demographics that provides opportunities and at times, presents challenges. We embrace the youthful enthusiasm from our young professionals, and the mentoring from our senior staff. WGI is executing our strategic plan to further diversify our work and client mix in TX, so look for even more opportunities. I am so curious on the comment related to transforming the office from early 2000’s into 2020+. The local team was quite verbal on their desire to maintain their office environment when WGI entered the picture two years ago. As such, and except for COVID protocol, we’ve worked diligently to not change the environments in our Texas offices. I’d welcome a phone call or email to learn more, or if you’d prefer confidentiality, HR would be happy to take your suggestions.

We appreciate your feedback and try diligently to promote a safe, comfortable and casual business environment in all WGI offices. Workload is indeed intense, and WGI prides itself on a cultural of success that at times, will result in significant responsibilities and time commitments. We serve highly competitive markets and do attempt to balance anticipated workload with appropriate talent levels. Our corporate location houses nearly 200 professionals, many with significant tenure at WGI. That tends to promote friendships, and perhaps a visiting team member would require more time to feel comfortable “fitting in.” I’m certain that over time, you would have felt quite comfortable in any location and wish we could have addressed this while you were with our great firm.