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PROBUILD Reviews
Reviews by PROBUILD graduate employees
pros
- The people - The support that the team has for each other is amazing. Every team I have worked in has had great comradery. There is always laughter in the office. The pace - I love how fast paced your days are, whilst the hours are long, they fly by. There is always something going on and you are mostly very busy. There is never a dull moment out on site.
- The opportunities made available to distinguish your best qualities. Also having surrounding mentors to teach and help build our construction knowledge.
- Team and the people
- Strong company support, great graduate program, career minded
- Being onsite to see construction processes in practice. Building landmark projects.
cons
- Whilst I enjoy my busy days, it can be very tiring and stressful. Also having to work Saturdays is less than ideal.
- Long hours, as expected in the industry
- Work life balance
- Working long hours and weekends.
- There are many admin/mundane jobs that need to be completed and those usually end up being the tasks for graduates. Some graduates are given far more of these tasks than others and you could be doing a role you dislike for some time.
What insiders say about…
Main day to day responsibilities would be assisting the structure, facade and fitout teams.
Previous site had better culture that created a more enjoyable environment despite the sometime adverse conditions. Culture on current project slightly uncertain and I don't know where I stand after 5 months.
I had 2 interviews, my first with Sam Delmenico and the other with the Group HR Manager.
Why I was interested in Construction? Did I play any sport? What hobbies did I have? What were my goals and ambitions?
I would prepare by looking at Probuild's values and seeing how you have demonstrated them.
On average I work 11 hours a day, and every second Saturday. These are very long hours and longer than most team members. However, by doing the long hours I am able to learn as much as possible!
I think Bonuses could be a little bit better and more tailored to the individual rather than the Project they are working on
Team functions, activities, team lunches
Management are generally very transparent on issues that affect me. Easily approachable when they're not busy.
The training programmes are well organized and run smoothly. Based on my experience I feel that I have learnt a number of things which will help me in the future with my career.
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