Working at Triad Retail Construction in Pearland, TX: 3 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Pearland, TX Area

"Triad Retail Construction is a general contractor and it specializes in retail. I did my internship here and a year later, I got hired to be a Field Engineer. The benefits were good and the staff was very helpful when there was a problem. Yet, at times there were moments where communication was not the best and problems happened. Overall it's a good company to start your career."

"Pros: Market rate compensation. They actually do pay bonuses. Fast turnaround on expense reimbursement. Cons: The CEO is a lunatic. Seriously. He needs professional help. I can only describe the company atmosphere as toxic. There are several partners who own this company. The two main partners hate each other and will get in profanity-laced screaming matches in the office in front of everyone. Very unprofessional. The CEO has a thing for interns and lower level employees that can be described as abusive hazing. He gets off on making the girls in the office cry. Vendors and subcontractors are treated like dirt. Their money is constantly being held up and they are berated and humiliated. They routinely run subs out of business. One of the partners is a lawyer because they are constantly in litigation with clients, subcontractors and vendors. This is the worst commercial construction company I have ever seen, much less been associated with. Working for Triad is miserable. This is why they have such a huge turnover rate."

"The owner does not deal with people fairly, he yells and belittles people."

What do you like about working at Triad Retail Construction?

"Pay is good but not worth the headache of dealing with the owner."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"I think there are better contractors to work for. This is not a fun place."

What don't you like about working at Triad Retail Construction?

"The owner is unreasonable and an unpleasant person to work for."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Treat your employees, subcontractors and customers better. All you have is your reputation."