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Jungle of egocentric lying spies
There are way too many captains on the boat where I worked and every single one of them worked at outsmarting the others, most of the time at the expense of the low level employees. One can feel and smell segregation, discrimination, and dirty games. Negative gossip is daily practice and backbiting is primary culture. One goes with motivation to work but the harder they try, the more isolated they feel from the mischievous others who pretend to work, but do nobody knows what until they get someone laid off.
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Good Old Boys Club, No Guidance, and No Path to Advance
Managers do very little managing and hard work is rarely acknowledged. Salary increases are nominal and absolutely NO GROWTH! The company adopts an open space concept to promote collaboration; however, the goal fails when no one wants to talk to each other.
Work / Life Balance
I thoroughly enjoyed my career with AECOM. Up until this past year, I have had so many amazing and memorable experiences with the projects I managed. My ONLY criticism is not with AECOM itself, just my immediate supervisor who thought work included 24/7 hours and family was just a hobby once in a while...
Just A Number
I was on a few government programs during my tenure at AECOM and once the programs came to an end they told us that we would be laid off. I was fortunate enough to have good supervisors that helped find me a new position. But I felt that I was just a number in this huge company.
Overall unfair treatment and inconsistency throughout
Aecom has the potential to be a good company. There are very unprofessional supervisors unsupportive managers and no chain of command to report anything. They tend to make up rules and they go along and treat employees according to their own feelings. They also change policy whenever they want and discourage inclusivity. Take away paid holidays and discourage outside help such as union although there is a partial union for a portion of the work force and they discourage legal help with threats
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29%say women are treated fairly and equally to men
57%would recommend to other women
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