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Tectonic Engineering & Surveying Co

Terrible management, no work, very disorganized. If they have nothing to do for you, they'll tell you to just stay home and you won't get paid for the day. They don't tell you what you are doing until the evening before. I was in the geotechnical department and did almost nothing in that department while I was there. They threw me in construction inspection with poor management, they barely trained me, then got upset when I asked some questions my first couple jobs by myself.... I was let go because of some stuff some construction guy said about me. It was not true what he said, but tectonic didn't care. They wouldn't tell me what they said about me and wouldn't even ask for my side of the story. Great way to treat your employees right? This was main/final straw it seems, as they gave some other weird reasons too. That might sound sus on my part, but they were honestly kind of weird reasons. Overall geotechnical was weird. I had 2 bosses, one I like never spoke to, and the other was pretty rude almost every time I talked to him. If you apply for geologist don't expect to do geology work. Funny enough they changed the job title to geologist/construction inspection. Be prepared to play with concrete all day and test soil compaction. I can go on but it'll be a long review, just avoid this company.


Good place to start after college, but there is no room for upward movement. You get your experience here and then move onto the next. You have to be okay with getting your hands dirty and commuting. As is with most places there is micro management and very poor training. Find someone who is decent at their job and become their friend do not ask managers for help, if you cant figure it out in 0-30 seconds its a bad review for you. 

work start with E mail and messages of work related, I make sure NO Clint complain is there and I make sure all pending complains are taken cars off. 
work culture is good as every one understand the responsibility and I direct them towards priorities of the work. 
hardest part is GOVT approvals which is slow process. 
every one understand the goal and support to complete the work to achieve close out .

This role involved my leading production of technical work on a multidisciplinary team - good environment. The company had well structured teams and work in many industries

decent pay, some great colleagues but otherwise poor management and high expectations with minimal training. billable work difficult to come by, staff often told to stay home without pay

Great work environment. Always keep me busy and are flexible with my schedule. It really close to home so make it easy for me to work in the office or remotely when neccesarry

This is a new start up company in the BayArea. They are originally based out of NewYork. Great team, good managers.

In a business that can be cyclical in different areas of the country, we utilize work share throughout the offices to stay busy and help reduce turnover if work slows down in one market.

Management is awesome,low pay not steady income .they need to raise pay and guarantee 40 hours per week to keep employees .I got along with my manager and staff just fine 

The "boss" was a bully and sexist but HR would not do anything because he was great at achieving his goals and those of the company!  Very, very low morale existed...

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