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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…
Preparing a business case and some minor project management/admin tasks
The culture in the office is good when you make the most of it, after hours is not so prevalent. I think it's difficult because of the lack of diversity in my team. The culture in other states around Australasia seems much more engaging.
Met someone at a networking event. Had an interview a few days later. Started a few days after that.
Goals, past experience etc.
Be interested in the work and passionate about building stuff.
As a young engineer I am very keen to learn more. The work has never been overwhelming. I have always been given adequate time to not only work on the tasks, but also given the time to learn without feeling stressed for deadline
Providing drinks and food for social events
My manager is very hands on and willing to give time to listen to anything. Additionally, through the culture there are networking events to bring the management to the graduates
There are a variety of training programmes and company funded Project Management training (internal), with scope to continue to external accredited PM training
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