Digby Wells Environmental Reviews

If you are hired for a specific role you'll be expected to take on work (with no extra pay to match) that should be done by completely different roles so the company doesn't have to spend money hiring more people. Staff retention is so low! It's like a revolving door with large groups new people starting each month to replace the ones that have left. Employees that have been there for longer either resign or spend all their time complaining about how much they hate it there and how burnt out they are. The work culture is toxic and so clearly puts profit over everything else. Seminars are held to give the impression that the company cares about employee health and work life balance but when push comes to shove employees are just expected to meet any unrealistic goals from clients that project managers just agree to with no communication except "we said yes so get it done".

1. The environment is toxic because the management favours certain people even though they non perform. 2. They are always recruiting new people every week because the staff retention is very low. 3. Recently the company does not get much new projects and as such they don’t have a lot of work. Seems like they keep advertising new posts even though they don’t fill in those positions. 4. They have fragmented positions that don’t make any sense, so that they can low pay people at the bottom so the salary is low compared to industry standard.