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Environmental Engineer Reviews
What is it like working as an Environmental Engineer?
January 2023
Fieldwork heavy first year.
Environmental Engineer in Minneapolis:
Pros: The people, the environment, and the challenges.
Cons: The hours and the travel time.
July 2021
It is expensive but a great place to live.
Environmental Engineer in San Diego:
Pros: The weather and it is not as packed as Los Angeles.
Cons: The expenses.
February 2021
Hometown Living.
Environmental Engineer in Fort Smith:
Pros: People are friendly and the commute is easy.
Cons: Small town means less choices for jobs, entertainment and purchasing.
February 2021
Good benefits, stable, and great for family.
Environmental Engineer in Topeka:
Pros: The 40-hour work week, clear expectations, and the opportunity to learn by review remediation engineering plans.
Cons: Sometimes communication could be improved between management and staff.
January 2021
Not good, scaring environment.
Environmental Engineer in Lahore:
Pros: Learn from odd behavior of people
Cons: Talking to people, way of talking to employees or workers
December 2020
A cold city for newcomers.
Environmental Engineer in Vancouver:
Pros: The outdoors is at your doorstep.
Cons: The city isn't particularly an easy place to make new friends with locals
October 2020
Demanding job with worthwhile feeling of contribution.
Environmental Engineer in Fairfax:
Pros: There are very interesting opportunities that can arise in emergency response that span across the company's vast reach of resources and contracts awarded. The field work-office balance is nice if you up for being out in the sun/rain for long hours.
Cons: Some demands are often quite assumptive of employees who support project managers. Stress levels are often not well communicated across employee levels or taken into consideration.
The office environment isn't as friendly/jovial as I would like but that is primarily because of the high workload/stress demand of project managers and other supporting employees- not because of the company culture or personality.
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