Who's got the inside scoop on NBBJ Los Angeles? Considering a move to the corporate world and the perks, such as they are, of a big international firm, so any light that could be shed on this particular establishment as a possibility would be much appreciated.
InsideArch.com unfortunatey does not feature the LA office at all, and reviews even for the Seattle head office are marginal.
Tell me what you want to know. I've done work for them in every office but LA, but I know the story and the issues of that office from the inside, and from people that have cycled through there. Give me a few broad (but not too broad- like "what do you think of their office?") areas and I'll share what I know.
Can't comment specifically on the LA office, but I think you'll find that generally speaking a great place to work. Corporate firms have a tendency to get bad wraps (sometimes warranted), but I think there is a lot of potential to have an impact on large projects, and that comes specifically through the vehicle of a large practice with credibility and experience on those types of projects.
I think you'll also find a majority of individuals firmwide with an open-mindedness relative to current design issues, which is refreshing.
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NBBJ Los Angeles
Who's got the inside scoop on NBBJ Los Angeles? Considering a move to the corporate world and the perks, such as they are, of a big international firm, so any light that could be shed on this particular establishment as a possibility would be much appreciated.
InsideArch.com unfortunatey does not feature the LA office at all, and reviews even for the Seattle head office are marginal.
Any thoughts on the subject welcome. Thank all.
Tell me what you want to know. I've done work for them in every office but LA, but I know the story and the issues of that office from the inside, and from people that have cycled through there. Give me a few broad (but not too broad- like "what do you think of their office?") areas and I'll share what I know.
wouldn't we all rather work in Seattle?
yeAH!
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Can't comment specifically on the LA office, but I think you'll find that generally speaking a great place to work. Corporate firms have a tendency to get bad wraps (sometimes warranted), but I think there is a lot of potential to have an impact on large projects, and that comes specifically through the vehicle of a large practice with credibility and experience on those types of projects.
I think you'll also find a majority of individuals firmwide with an open-mindedness relative to current design issues, which is refreshing.
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