Adolfson & Peterson Reviews
Updated Jan 9, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 4 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Chances to grow after entry level position are strong
Cons
Low salary and benefit package were low. Due to project being chaotic. Renegotiation in process.
Pros
High pace environment, good staff, and opportunity to learn - expand job duties.
Cons
Weekend work common, short staffed job-sites, and stressful budgets.
Advice to Senior Management
Clarify lower level employee duties, specify goals/agendas, allow lower level participation in evaluation of company.
Pros
Flexible work environment and better than average health benefits. Location of office is centralized. Still a small amount of family atmosphere.
Cons
Upper management for the Midwest lacks leadership capabilities and largely does not appreciate or respect the employees. The continued procurement of employees from one specific other local General Contractor continues to prove a hidden agenda from the Region's Vice President to realign his former "buddies" he used to work with and help them procure the titles and salaries they have seemingly desired. One can only anticipate that this level of leadership can and will destroy what has long been built by the Adolfson family. Disappointment and frustration are two words of a long list of cons that I could list.
Advice to Senior Management
They don't listen and are " me" people, so they believe they are not the problem. Selfishness is a hard habit to break.
Pros
The benefits are very good, the people I work with are great to work with and the projects are very good and challenging where I feel like I am being challenged every day.
Cons
The communication between management and employees is poor at best when it comes to future or upcoming growth. The salary also seems average at best.
Advice to Senior Management
I would suggest better communication to young employees looking for advise on where they are to be heading and what to be focusing on.
