Horrible Work Environment - Project Manager Huitt-Zollars Employee Review

1.0
1 Sept 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

They offer health insurance with dental and vision.

Cons

Office environment and culture is poor. HR has become not helpful to employees, and has aggressive reaction to employees when we express concerns about the current pandemic. Senior Managment/leadership lacks examples or solutions to problems they vaguely point to mid/lower management and production staff. Saying things are going poorly and not providing details on what it is that is going poorly is not helpful as we cannot address the issue without information. No mechanism to provide feedback to senior leadership/management without fear of retaliation. Does not seem to care why some talented/good employees leave to understand why they are leaving to learn if improvements can be / should be made to keep talent and create a better work environment. Lacks diversity at the Senior Management/Leadership level. Some Senior Management/Leadership personnel have a very bullying style (which they do not recognize that they do) which creates trust issues and contributes to the poor office environment.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
19 Nov 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The health benefits are decent. The young staff, those below 40, make the environment fun.

Cons

Over six years, an employee contributed to multiple teams and built strong peer relationships. Most of the experience was positive. The resignation process, however, was hostile and unprofessional. After submitting a resignation already discussed with their supervisor, the employee was pulled into a meeting by someone outside their reporting line. The person criticized the notice period, speculated about future employment, and ignored boundaries. They referenced alleged negative feedback from a former supervisor and applied pressure to reconsider the resignation. The next day, a second meeting was held without HR, the supervisor, or practice leadership. The same individual continued pressing about the departure, made sarcastic remarks about PTO, and claimed the employee held “company secrets.” The employee’s final day was made immediate. Personal items were packed without consent, and the employee was followed to the lobby despite requests for space. The offboarding was coercive. No apology was offered. No opportunity to transition work or say goodbye. No information was provided about benefits or final pay. The employee was locked out of their computer before departure. The exit process revealed a toxic culture. Boundaries were ignored, gossip was used as leverage, and intimidation replaced professionalism. After six years of service, the employee was treated like a problem to be removed.

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