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WSP Australia Reviews
Reviews by WSP Australia graduate employees
pros
- Major Projects
- The opportunities awarded to graduates goes above and beyond anything I thought it would be.
- The opportunities to develop with internal and external training schemes provided.
- ability to work interstate
- The diversity within the company and the encouragement given from all staff no matter what experience level. Everyone is very thoughtful and committed and are there to help you if you need it
cons
- It is possible for a company to be too nice but ultimately it all works out eventually.
- Quite large and can get lost amongst everyone else
- lower pay and slower advancements compared to smaller companies
- Long hours
- Lower pay, some staff members that underperform without consequence
What insiders say about…
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Occasional long hours, but long hours are discouraged. Fairly social. Fairly hierarchical, but not awful. All in all, a pretty good place to work. Innovation encouraged, but we've got a while to go in becoming a super innovative company.
Previous experience. Skills. Hobbies.
Very flexible - have core hours, and all other hours can be worked based on individual preference
After having been at a graduate level for nearly 2.5 years, I feel there is not a lot of recognition of career progression, and we are slightly underpaid compared to other civil engineering industries. This may/may not change following my next salary review.
Moving expenses
Managers are approachable, easy to talk to and make time to talk to you. Mentors are encouraged as part of the graduate program. online programs for performance feedback and reviews online programs for praise and recognition which can then be exchanged for goods and services of your choosing (Movie tickets, holiday vouchers etc.)
Numerous internal training schemes to constantly develop. I have undertaken a Masters degree through this channel.
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