Sweatshop and very poor management, - Anonymous employee WSP Employee Review

1.0
May 19, 2013
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Melbourne office in city. The place I worked and think it was the only good thing about this sweatshop. There are nice people working there but very few!

Cons

Office manager (Melbourne office) is very opinionated, self-centered and with bossy attitude. Salaries are butt low and still they expect every one to do 2 or 3 hours free overtime every day. Workload is too much and there are some office principals who think that bullying subordinates is a way to go!

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5.0
May 19, 2026
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With over 30 years in the engineering industry, I can say without hesitation that this is the most employee-attentive firm I have ever had the privilege of working for. What sets this organization apart is its commitment to staying at the forefront of the industry — not just technologically, but in how it values and invests in its people. The collective expertise of thousands of dedicated professionals here doesn't just benefit the company; it makes a meaningful impact on the world, and that sense of purpose has genuinely reignited my passion for engineering. The opportunities for growth are both vast and real. Across the firm's many initiatives, there is something for everyone who comes to work curious, motivated, and eager to contribute. This is not a place where ambition goes unnoticed. After more than three decades in this field, I have found a place I am proud to be part of — and one I hope to remain a part of for many years to come. If you are considering joining this team, I wholeheartedly encourage you to take that step.

Cons

If I have to mention a con, it would be monetary compensation, but who doesn't want more money. I took a paycut to join this firm and the amount of time I am investing, could be worth more than my current salary warrants.

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