- Ridiculous unpaid overtime expectations, including all-nighters. When I confronted my manager about the ridiculous amount of overtime he said 'Well, overtime just means you're not working hard enough during working hours and if you don't do it, I'll fire you'
- They hire people on zero hours contracts promising they will offer a full time contract in 3 months. I worked there for over a year, they were very avoidant and kept finding excuses when I brought it up.
- Some people in management have temperamental problems which led to some fairly unpleasant events.
- You won't develop much professionally if you're planning to continue your career as an Architect. This is more of a classic corporate consultancy job, tons of excel sheets, a small bit of spatial planning (which, most of the time, is already calculated by a very thoroughly planned automated excel file), and a bit of CAD, but you don't really get a real feeling of real architectural work. The work is repetitive and architecture has a very vague role in the whole process.