Frat house with zero communication, no training, and no room for true advancement - Project Engineer Quest Global Employee Review

1.0
21 July 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Flexible work hours, Medical, dental and vision plans decently priced for value

Cons

PTO Policy recently switched - removing PTO days, adding holidays (fake benefit). Annual bonus capped at 2%, metrics rigged to never pay out full amount (this year less than 20% of the company metrics were met??), Compensation easily 30% below market value, no bereavement time, punished for using Non-PTO (even when sick and out of the few PTO days given), management behaves like a fraternity - spends most of the time hanging out and chatting with each other in plain view of employees, only advancement is through management - leading to AWFUL managers with bro-like mentality and no leadership skills leading horribly underpaid employees with far more value to the company than they recognize, communication laughable at best of times, training is limited to very few hours since billable time is law, actual work done doesn't matter to them, being sheep and following orders blindly will get you ahead

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5.0
13 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great way to fast pace your career growth Learn a lot about growing a business and owning P&Ls early on in your career Company gives back to employees Work life balance

Cons

Starting to see more red tape issues arising in the organization lower pay scale

2.0
3 July 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Mostly good people to work with. A couple bad apples. Flexible work schedule and accommodating when possible.

Cons

This is not a long term employer. No such thing as a direct hire full time employee. It is a contract company and when a contract is complete, so is your paycheck and/or job. True from junior employees up through executive staff. If you don't have billable hours to a contract, beware of the furlough/layoff. Very high turnover of employees. The bottom line will always win.

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