LS3P reviews about "people"

People were great mentors, good pay, a variety of exposure to project phases, structured

Great people and interesting project variety

-good, supportive culture -friendly office -big, local projects -flexible/hybrid work schedule

This firm has a lot of positives. They are genuinely interested in doing good things. however, it is important to realize that if you are coming from a multinational company, you will struggle here on a number of dimensions. The first leadership, then compensation (which was updated in 2022 but not nearly enough) and everything that comes with generalizations of the South. I’ll let you fill in those blanks. People were genteel, kind to your face. They offer food often during lunch and learns. The company takes employees on walking tours in the Charleston office which is greatly appreciated by all to get to know the city and architecture. what’s missing from these walks and luncheon learns is the honest truth about what is happening to development and properties on the peninsula. That entire region is at threat of being underwater, but nothing was ever mentioned.

LS3P felt like a small firm in many ways even though it was rather large. The people were down to earth and pretty great and there was a lot of freedom to work on projects that were interesting.

LS3P has great work culture. People are very supportive and motivating.

You have a lot of room to grow. Everyone supports you and wants you to succeed. Work\ life balance is great.

People who find their team here will love working here, plenty of mentorship opportunities, big projects that provide some level of job security, lots of learning and training opportunities usually covered in part or in full by the firm

People on nice on the surface location on King St.