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Project Engineer, Construction Reviews
What is it like working as a Project Engineer, Construction?
February 2016
The training provided.
Project Engineer, Construction:
Pros: The ability to learn on the job.
Cons: The pay.
October 2015
Project Engineer, Construction:
Pros: Less stress, convenient working hours.
Cons: Office politics, No appreciation.
March 2015
Same job, same responsibilities, different compensation.
Project Engineer, Construction:
Pros: It's a great company. I like where I work. Good benefits.
Cons: I do the exact same thing as everyone else does in my department, but since I have an engineering "technology" degree I get paid A TON LESS than everyone. It is very stressful and depressing.
January 2015
Project Engineer.
Project Engineer, Construction:
Pros: People are very passionate, hard working and forward thinking, My team gets me through the tough days and we are all very supportive with each other. Everyone is willing to help you or teach you, if there are any areas that you would like to improve on, Suffolk goes above and beyond to provide you with the training or tools you need to be effective. The company loves innovation which creates a lot of opportunities for advancement and personal development. Suffolk loves to give back to the community and encourages volunteer work and helping others. It is great working for a company with great people, awesome opportunities and that cares.
Cons: The company does tend to run lean and it can do a better job a placing and tracking the movement of people from job to job. A lot of new people to the company has increased the need for training and development. A lot of new processes and changes are being made without properly training the employees first.
May 2014
People And Company Atmosphere.
Project Engineer, Construction:
Pros: Working hand in hand with a great team to complete a project.
Cons: The pay is below average for a 60 hour a week job.
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