Parsons Employer Reviews

Like self-employeed w/ benefits-you can be laid-off in a heart beat

Let you do your job with very little supervision.
Was very safety conscious. Had opportunity to travel.

a very nice place to work for. Very relax enviorment. No mircomanagment. Very helpful when needed by others.

Mechanical assesor role was primarily a DB entry position with limited field experience

Working at this company is worthwhile, meaning productive, at the same time, the location is significantly close to family, community, and all commercial necessities. What made this Company fun to work is the diversity of the workplace where different cultures merge and cultivate each other's interests. Management did a good job to promote friendship – more... and goodwill among the different culture. The hardest part of the work is when the Project we were working on was relocated to Kentucky and that all employees are expected to travel by plane and/or cars. – less

San Diego PTG management fosters a very hostile work environment by encouraging employees to bully and gossip about one another. PTG San Diego management operates to the complete contrary of the company's "Core Values".

PTG San Diego has evolved into a satellite location with their only purpose being to support projects won by other offices. On various – more... occasions corporate managers stated that closure of the San Diego office has been seriously considered multiple times throughout the time that i was there. – less

Fast paced environment. Opportunities to interact with internal and external clients.

- I used to review shop drawings of contractors submitting for approval
- My manager was a knowledgeable and friendly Engineer
- I've learned here more than what I did in my college years
- co-workers were cooperative and social
- The most challenging part was resolving the conflicts that the contractors faced and trying to help them proceed with their – more... schedules
- And that was the most enjoyable part because it made think out of the box and try to come up with creative solutions which helped me improve my problem solving and leadership skills – less

Poor management.Mentor is not concerned with protege. Full benefits are unavailable to contract personnel.

i learned how to run a paint line ,managment was really strict and no many of my co workers spoke emglish

Parsons is large company, so employees in different locations have had very different experiences than me. The people I work with and the benefits are great. The 9/80 schedule is beneficial to me, and I enjoy the occasional travel. Getting management responsibilities delegated to me has been a challenge, but the avenues for advancement are available – more... if you're willing to work hard for them. – less

Construction and Commissioning of office space in a government build.

I support all Parsons employees working in the northern CA region. Remote users, local users, and users working from client offices. I currently work in the San Francisco and provide face-to-face support for over 100+ users locally while support over 500+ users remotely. Anything goes from network related issues to software, OS, printer, and mobile – more... devices. I am a one man team working on an average of 20 tickets a day. – less

start shift at 6 am, work till 10 pm at times. Long labor hours. Hot weather in summer.

To not slack, get the job done every route, on the clock so cannot take long breaks. Learned how to deal with different customers, and different parts of chicago.

Management was okay to say the least. Wasn't much room for pay increase. Small company working it's – more... way up.

Co-workers were cool, but type of environment where it's best to keep things to yourself.

Hardest part was lifting 20,000 pounds of ice a day in hot weather.

Most enjoyable part was long hours. – less

I worked for Parsons a total of six years. The people I worked with were, and still are very supportive of me. Parsons has great programs for early career professionals that encourages experienced professionals to share their knowledge. I was teamed up with managers who helped prepare me for any challenges that I came across. When I look back at my – more... journey, I realize how much I have learned. – less

Lots of fabricated work, very busy invoriment, learned faborication work and welding.

Co-workers are great; local management is good. Corporate management can be overbearing in micro-management style.

I wanted to work there full time.....................................................................................................................................

Great people to work with. I learned how to managed large federal proposals.

Open to new ways of doing work.
Takes good care of its long term employees.
Does not discriminate against older workers.
Allows a family first environment.