Not Good - Project Architect Toland Mizell Molnar Employee Review

> The firm does majority of VA Healthcare work so there is a sense of stability. > There is always a steady flow of work and that isn't dependent upon the commercial real estate market as most firms. The firm is small 13-15 people so there is an opportunity for you to do several types of projects as it pertains to healthcare. > The firm also involves you in areas of learning cost estimates, analyzing and responding to shop drawings, and a little bit of spec-writing. > It can be a fast-paced environment at times but it helps teach efficiency. It's an open office environment great for communication with team members. < Sometimes there is field work and you get a part to work with the client or visit a site depend on the job and the need. That's always a good thing! < Very knowledgeable Senior Staff, you can gain a wealth of knowledge from them. >Good benefits are really great as well. > Good bonuses if you do well. > Pay Day is every two weeks and always on time.

>Because its mostly VA work, the glitz and glamour type of healthcare projects are scarce, but they do exist from time to time. >Project deadlines can be come quick however, if you time manage your pace you'll get the flow really easy to meet them. >Sometimes you may be expected to work overtime to get a project out, however that's rare. > Office environment aesthetics is very vanilla for an architectural firm, however that could change.

Steady Paycheck and nice office if you like to be constantly monitored via cameras and punch in/out for simple access like bathroom breaks

Owner is mostly absent, deals with employees from a distance, sweatshop mentality, lots of office politics