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Low Pay, High Workload and Limited Work-Life Balance - Anonymous employee KTP Consultants Employee Review

1.0
21 June 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- Moderate learning opportunities for employees willing to take initiative. - Exposure to a variety of projects and responsibilities. - Some colleagues are supportive and willing to share their knowledge and experience.

Cons

- Compensation is relatively low compared to the workload and responsibilities. - Heavy workload with multiple tasks and deadlines to manage concurrently. - Work-life balance can be challenging, especially during busy periods. Long working hours may be required to meet project schedules and deadlines. - Salary growth and rewards may not always reflect individual contributions and effort. - Employee experience can vary significantly depending on the team and reporting manager. - Limited manpower at times result in employees taking on additional responsibilities. - Fast-paced environment lead to increased stress and pressure. - Suitable for those who do not mind below-market compensation in exchange for project exposure and experience.

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5.0
28 May 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Small office, everyone works together

Cons

i do not have any negative experiences of working here

3.0
15 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Strong exposure to complex and high-profile engineering projects. Fast learning curve with early responsibility and ownership. Good platform for PE development and technical growth. Broad experience covering design, authority submissions, coordination, and site matters.

Cons

Heavy workload and long hours during peak submission/construction periods. High-pressure environment with demanding timelines and multiple stakeholders. Work-life balance can be inconsistent. Employees may feel bonus and compensation are not competitive relative to workload. Limited manpower can result in engineers handling multiple roles simultaneously.

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