BGW Reviews

4.1

81% would recommend to a friend

(7 total reviews)

Daniel Cook

46% approve of CEO

81% positive business outlook

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7 reviews
1.0
7 Mar 2019

Toxic Work Place

Recommend
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Pros

The best thing about working here is the clients. BGW specializes in church design, these projects can be a very rewarding.

Cons

Bgw has developed a toxic work environment, you will be made to feel guilty if you use any sick or vacation time. If you are a salary employee and do not work at least 45 hours per week you will be reprimanded, prepare to work 8am to 6pm at a minimum to stay in the good graces of the other employees. They will tell you anything to hire you, especially interns fresh out of school. I caution you to not believe what they say. I was told I would get experience in all areas of architecture, I would travel to job sites, I would be mentored, I was even told they would pay my student loans. None of it happened. NONE. The office is set up in a very strange non collaborative way. Everyone sits in private offices that are about 5 ft wide with no windows to the outside. No natural day light. This is a major problem if you are new to the field and need to learn off of someone. The CEO is not Dan Cook, it is Mike McIntosh.

3.0
19 Aug 2025
Recommend
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Business outlook

Pros

Great Place to be involved

Cons

Long hours each day of the week

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