EllisDon Reviews
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Company Rating Based on 3 ratings Employees are "Very Satisfied" |
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Pros
Competitive salary, benefit and bonus plans. Great co-workers. Huge knowledge database for all aspects of construction. EllisDon works on the biggest and most high profile projects in the GTA.
Cons
Field hours can be long at times but everything evens out in the long run
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the good work!
Pros
The people - from your coworkers to your managers. They really care about you and that's the primary reason why EllisDon is Canada's #1 Best Employer for two years running. You really feel that you are part of a company that you can be proud of.
You work hard but you also play hard and are rewarded in your efforts.
Pay is very competitive and benefits are great.
Geoff is an excellent leader and is the heart of the company. Keep up the great work!
Cons
There is ambiguity in how you do the work - you need to excel in this type of environment and you really have a personal driven to succeed.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep doing what you are doing and get through the recession.
Pros
really good folks who work there. alot of enthusiasm and excitement about what is going on in the company and industry. s. management seem generally interested in the little folk. and although it sounds childish -it's actually nice to work at place where p.c.ness is frowned upon while manners are applauded.
Cons
not alot of brain share going on because folks are either too busy or since it's 'old hat' to them they just assume everyone else on the planet knows. also it seems that there are two companies under one umbrella. one is the old guard who do things there way -damn it. and then the other is the young turks who are going to bust their asses to make whatever they do a success. and sometimes it feels these two companies are splitting apart at the seams. and i find it that since senior management is SO accessible that everyone in the company feels they have the god given right to challenge and discuss every bloody decision made. on the surface this isn't inherently bad but when folks who have the soundbite view of an issue are spoutting off about something quite complex -one can get the impression that the patients are running the asylum.
Advice to Senior Management
encourage interdepartmental communication!!!!!!!! and fix the damn a/c - heating in the office!!!!! nothing can kill a person's desire to go to work faster than knowing they are going to freeze their asses off for 8hrs while duplicating someone else's efforts who sits 10ft away.
