“Engineering company work in saudi arabia”

Pros:  “Engineering company work in saudi arabia”

Cons:  “Friendly and high quality and care about saftey” – Full Review

“Great emerging growth company finding its way”

Pros:  “Very Entrepreneurial. Employee owned. Small enough to know many people and have access to management.”

Cons:  “Little local office support. Administratively challenged.” – Full Review

“Lots of opportunities to grow”

Pros:  “Career growth. Just ask what you want to do and management will make it happen. The only thing stopping you is yourself.”

Cons:  “Busy busy busy....you'll not get a second to take a breather. Compressed work schedules. Look forward to weekends to unwind.” – Full Review

“Great experience entering the workplace”

Pros:  “Attentive, friendly office environment with a tight knit culture. As an intern, I was involved on five or six projects and was never forgotten. Every day was a new learning…”

Cons:  “The office seemed to be losing it's great engineers to other companies due to lack of career mobility and compensation/benefits. If you have a good thing going, why…” – Full Review

“Great Learning Experience”

Pros:  “Tons of knowledgeable engineers that really take the time to teach the younger staff. The integrity of this firm is amazing. Everything is checked and double checked.”

Cons:  “Most of their work is for government, so the pace can be pretty slow at times. And all the paperwork is annoying.” – Full Review

“MACulture”

Pros:  “Wide variety of projects and work. Many great people and a very good feeling of accomplishment working here. Burns & Mac has its own culture and makes me feel very…”

Cons:  “I have not encountered anything negative about Burns & Mac” – Full Review

“Overall good company”

Pros:  “Pay is at or above average for the engineering industry. They have good benefits and an employee stock ownership program. The company will provide you the opportunity to…”

Cons:  “Your career may stagnate. In all fairness, this is probably more a result of the economy rather than the company. However, organic growth instead of the current…” – Full Review