Pros
Work-life balance (oftentimes to the detriment of projects), decent benefits, fully-flexible work location.
Cons
The office is an absolute mess—disorganized, poorly run, and plagued by absentee leadership. The head of the firm is routinely unavailable, skipping internal meetings and disappearing for hours with no communication, which derails schedules and leaves teams scrambling. Basic requests take days (sometimes longer) to get a response, and critical decisions stall because the owner simply doesn't show up. His empty promises are a running joke, and they come at the cost of real progress. The work has become formulaic, and any initial draw quickly fades under the weight of mismanagement. While the firm advertises work-life balance, the truth is there's no real leadership or structure to make that balance meaningful. There’s no upward mobility. The starting pay and benefits might look appealing, but don’t expect raises, promotions, or professional development. Young employees are often placed into project management roles without support, guidance, or additional compensation, due to the "hands-off" approach the firm promotes. When dealing with clients, the partner often undermines the design team and makes promises without understanding the project or schedule, creating chaos for designers, contractors, and others. He then shifts blame to absolve himself of responsibility. There is a consistent pattern of over-promising and under-delivering, both with employees and clients. The office itself is physically unkempt and mentally draining. Internal relationships are so casual that they sometimes verge on unprofessional or petty. The firm owner speaks poorly about younger employees to his senior team and favoritism is blatant. As other reviews have noted, he clearly gives preferential treatment to some female employees while ignoring or undermining others. His behavior toward his favorites is unprofessional and unsettling, and it influences project assignments in obvious, unfair ways. This isn’t just a disorganized office—it’s a place where leadership actively creates chaos, shields itself from accountability, and fosters a culture of mistrust and dysfunction. I would not recommend this workplace to anyone.
