Tetra Tech Reviews

Cons

Time off policy is the only con.

Cons

not a lot of mentor-ship or learning, as a junior EIT you get stuck with the work noone wants to do and you pretty much end up as a drafter

Cons

Leave policy not great, offices not well integrated in overall company culture

Cons

A bit of favoritism and not much room to grow

Cons

Relatively low pay
You train yourself

Cons

Everything after day 1 is where the company culture comes out. Deceit, deception, games, clicks, backstabbing, and complete unprofessionalism accross the board. Worst company I’ve ever worked for. The only highlight is when I left it made every future job seem like the greatest place in the world!!!

Cons

Bad benefits and paid time off packet for new employees.

Cons

Tetra Tech is still primarly a boy's club. The old guard still seems hesitant to approach women as professional equals. The difference between the way that male counterparts get spoken to is immediately evident. Their marketing does a good job of making it seem like it is a very inclusive place to work but they have their issues.

There is also a negative company culture where upper management staff is allowed to verbally berate you in front of your coworkers and nobody will ever step in. They tiptoe the fine line between verbal harassment very well. There are certain repeat offenders that are consistently allowed to bring their staff to tears.

You are also severely judged and discounted if you don't want to work every weekend and weeknight. The work-life balance is very poor and there's no clear path for professional advancement.

You receive a maximum of 2%-3% annual raise that needs to be approved by your supervisor's supervisor if it's going to be anything more. The pay is low for the industry and the geographic area. There is also zero training provided upon hiring but the expectation is that you should hit the ground running.

Tetra Tech is one company with several units and some units pay less generously than others and are more disorganized. You're experience depends on your unit. The units don't work together well and there's animosity within the same building.

Cons

I was hired for a job as a geologist that I have over 20 years of experience with. Two weeks after I started I was told I was to take an uneducated unhealthy labor job I had initially turned down or I did not have a job. All I had done at the job thus far was labor, Nothing professional yet.

Cons

no work life balance, average salry