Wilbur Smith or Stantec?
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What is your area of expertise and how does that compare with the job openings at each? How does your personality fit in with those you would be working with? How do the company offices compare to where you live (commute times) and is that an issue? How do the benefits packages compare?
Too many variables for me to answer.
Too many variables for me to answer.
Chucktown PE
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I had a bad experience with Wilbur-Smith but to me this isn't a poll type questions.
EnvEngineer
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Stantec is the former Secor, they have some offices that are really doing bad right now. Make sure they have a good contract/client to work for. If its oil company work (which is alot of what they do) I would pass if possible, it very likely not to last too long.
Parsons is going great guns right now so they probably are solid
Parsons is going great guns right now so they probably are solid
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The problem here is that I can list pros and cons for each company you listed. I think geography + working area are going to dictate where you want to work.
Something else to consider - just because a company office is performing well in one geographic area (or working area) doesn't mean the same holds true throughout. When I was researching companies I found this out to be the case quite quickly.
Best of luck in your job search.
JR
The problem here is that I can list pros and cons for each company you listed. I think geography + working area are going to dictate where you want to work.
Something else to consider - just because a company office is performing well in one geographic area (or working area) doesn't mean the same holds true throughout. When I was researching companies I found this out to be the case quite quickly.
Best of luck in your job search.
JR
