Urbacon Reviews

Pros

Great Culture, excellent upper Management

Cons

No cons that should be a red flag

Pros

Making it to the end of your shift and getting to leave.

Cons

Management treats you like dirt. Tenants treat you like dirt. The cut throat and very high stress work environment drains the life out of you and the monotonous 12 hour rotating shift is torture.

Pros

Relaxed environment Great corporate culture (summer softball, in-house parties, lounge area with pool table, onsite gym) Lots of parking for drivers Supportive of educational pursuits; benefits include reimbursement for professional development

Cons

Small company, not a lot of opportunity for advancement unless you're interested in project management Building is always cold as it was converted from warehouse space Not a lot of places in the area to buy lunch Commuting can require more than one transfer depending on where you're coming from

Pros

I've been with the company for under a year and I've had an excellent experience thus far. Owner/company is very generous. They treat their staff well. Interesting/challenging projects. A lot of room for growth. Generally friendly staff.

Cons

There are a few old guys working on site that should retire (bitter, jaded, etc.).

Pros

Great People Great pay and benefits Good projects and lots of upcoming work good work culture

Cons

Some employees will wait until the project is in trouble to assist to make themselves look good. Don't care about the team. Bad politics

Pros

Very professional and knowledgeable staff and owner

Cons

unable to compete with pricing both on high end and low end of projects

Pros

Lots of opportunities to. Grow and learn if you are willing

Cons

No overtime pay, though that's standard anywhere I suppose.

Pros

They mean well but don't translate it well

Cons

It lacks corporate culture run by one man

Pros

company stability is not an issue

Cons

health care services and other staff benifits