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Feb 21, 2016
Anemic Career Growth Is Pushing Away Young Talent
Anonymous employee
Former employee, more than 1 year
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Pros
-The hours. I rarely had to work more than 40 hours a week. -The projects. I worked on a wide variety of large-scale infrastructure projects from bridges, to railroads, to rest area development, to resilience grants, to new highways.
Cons
-Skill development. Junior staff were almost discouraged from learning anything new under the pressures of remaining billable. -Upward Mobility. Promotions took too long and salary growth was anemic--a promotion only yielded a 5 to 7% raise, the equivalent of a public sector step up. Most other companies--not to mention the public sector--do a better job at recognizing and rewarding young talent.
