Working at Kiewit

Good onboarding process, amazing projects

Little interest in answering questions, especially if you’re a woman or have any experience or knowledge that threatens management.

Discounts on everything, site visits for writers who need to know the process and details of a site

He seems to care about the company, leadership is extremely old school and extremely demanding.

I would add more women in positions of power to do a better job of process flow and organization

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Low pay, very stressful environment, poorly organized and trained management.

Leaving

Opportunity for growth; career advancement to those deserving individuals; pay commensurate with position held

Working out of town is tough although when you work construction you must go where the work is; must make the most of the amount of family time you have

Respect from coworkers, managers and those that are on your teams;

Loved working with the crews in the field. everyone is on the same page.

I'm straining my brain trying to come up with the cons.

Company truck, gas, lots of overtime when relevant.

I liked all of the people I worked with.

Stressful job, with long working hours

The teambuilding activities were nice

Many opportunities to learn new skills. You have the opportunity to build your own career path.

Work life balance. It is really hard to schedule your personal life since there is always potential to work on a Saturday.

The company has a given me a company vehicle with paid fuel for use on site and commuting.

I had a lot of pride in working for Kiewit because of the type of projects we worked on.

Work/Life Balance was missing

Large amount of PTO and paid holidays

Collaboration with other employees

I work as a contractor

Working remotely at home during the week

Close to home

Dis organized. Seem to be spread out

40 hr paid week close to home