GHD Reviews

Promotions and career progression are severely limited during the first 3 years as a grad.

GHD sponsors employees to work overseas on Australian Aid projects through RedR.

The company has a great culture. There are activities and events run all the time that benefit all employees and their different fields of interest. The business structure and hierarchy are very fluid with people moving in and out of management positions every 5 or so years to keep it fresh. My immediate team is great to work with. There are a number of different personalities that mix well to create a good working environment. It is easy to get work done efficiently and happily within this environment. As stated before, there are many events where it is possible to socialise with other employees and let your hair down.

GHD encourages diversity and makes a conscious effort to employ people from a diverse background. Including working with refugee and indigenous employment groups.

Report writing. Assisting other colleagues. Proposal preparation.

Yes. Good feedback and recognition.

Smart-casual dress. Collared shirt and chino's or dress pants for men. Casual Fridays. Office location and features are very modern and spacious.

The hiring process at GHD is very similar to all the other companies in the industry. There is an initial application followed by a video interview then a face-to-face interview. It was typical enough, yet the video interview can be quite challenging. I think I asked about the culture and what kind of work I would be doing and what career opportunities separate GHD from its competitors. For the video interview think about the kinds of questions that might be asked and prepare some responses. For the face to face, interview try to be yourself and try not to be too nervous.

Good events and networking opportunities.

Good public speaking training, and client interaction.

They say flexible working, but you must still put 8 hours in your time sheet for everyday.

Paperless company, no use of paper, all done on the computer. Low-use power monitors.