Environetics Reviews

Projects aren't very interesting, landlord and commercial work. Rarely ground up construction and the work can become redundant, with a lot of projects just becoming rehashes of similar jobs with different interior elements/finishes. It's not a large firm, so things like HR and corporate structure are non existent which might be a red flag to some. The first year at the company is very "sink or swim" but generally if you make it past a year or so you're role and how it flows in the company becomes clear. Because it's a small team, occasionally you will have to do things you aren't necessarily qualified for. The partners avoid hiring juniors so you often have to carry out tasks that a junior employee would have to do, even at a more managerial/senior/intermediate level. On the architectural side things are pretty clear cut and conditions are good, interiors are another story...

Projects are similar Managers are busy old generation