Trending in a poor direction - Designer Konrad Group Employee Review

2.0
5 Nov 2025
Recommend
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Pros

- Surrounded by smart coworkers who can answer almost any question and are very open to mentoring - Great access to technology - The team events while few and far between are fun, and the dwindling culture still produces some great lifelong relationships.

Cons

The culture has been spiralling downwards for 2+ years. Small things start to add up (removing a day of free lunch, removing snacks in the office, forcing more people to come into the office, axing many team events and budgets, altering pay bands/scale, etc. ) while the senior leadership spends tens of thousands+ on big dinners, trips to "the island", and retreats for those in the boy's club. The work is also extremely boring and unengaging most of the time, with fewer and fewer actually interesting projects.

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5.0
5 Dec 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Great leadership, smart and accomplished colleagues, interesting projects, and a very fun company culture.

Cons

Pay is not competitive for the industry or caliber of work.

2.0
12 Apr 2024
Recommend
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Pros

-Great coworkers on the Associate Consultant, Consultant, and early manager levels -Thrown into the fire which means you learn a lot and gain new skills at a rapid pace -Reasonable hours/work-life balance

Cons

-Compensation is WELL below market rate, with no transparency on future salary increases or timelines. There are also no bonuses/performance based compensation despite significant discrepancies in employee workloads. -No HR department. Whenever employees are fired (which happens often and without notice) there is no source for employees to go to for questions/support. Similarly, if anything happens on a project that would require HR advice, there is nobody to go too. -Entry level employees are put onto projects without training or any knowledge expertise and expected to "figure it out" resulting in sub-optimal deliverables to the client and an overly-stressed day to day work environment -Upper level managers are unengaged on projects and individual team management. Some, also promote a toxic office social culture of gossiping about employees, creating a sense of discomfort among their team members -Client projects can be antiquated and you get no say on what you're assigned to or for how long you'll be on it

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