Aurecon reviews

Don't even think of complaining about abusive, narcissistic bullies because they are a protected species - and you will come off second best Some really good and popular senior managers who hold the place together are being let go for no apparent reason Senior management is aloof and disconnected from the staff A large number of redundancies of very good people at the moment and low morale Very hard to get offered shares, most of which are held by the chosen few anyway Career advancement difficult

• Docklands, Docklands, Docklands! Did I mention Docklands? • New Melbourne office location in Docklands is awful. Difficult for commuting, cold and windy in winter, hot and windy in summer. Nothing to see or do at lunchtime other than get windblasted while looking at moored boats, lots of concrete paving and shiny glass facades. Really boring. • New office building has dark, depressing interior. Change room and showers are very poorly designed and freezing cold. Guess that's how they achieve the energy rating. Management made such a big deal about this building but nearly everyone’s commuting time has significantly increased and very few like the layout. Should have stayed in South Melbourne or moved to the city, not some wasteland near Geelong. • Desks are tiny and too close. No room for any personal books or reference documents. Noisy open plan environment with constant interruptions. • Trying to cut costs by laying off drafters and sending drafting work to “low cost centre” in Thailand. Drawings come back inaccurate, unprofessional and full of spelling errors. Total disaster, especially for the drafters. Clients are complaining too. • Name is too similar to a certain other competing consulting company and this causes a lot of confusion to clients.