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Premier Project Management

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A company that can't figure out what they are - Architect Premier Project Management Employee Review

2.0
Mar 6, 2025
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Pros

The staff. They are young and eager to learn. If the executive leadership could get out of their own way the staff could elevate and excell. In the end they will be a company that cycles through multiple staff.

Cons

The executive team. The company is managed by people who came from oil and gas and have zero understanding of how to manage a company that provides service to the design and construction industry. The executives want to get to deep in the weeds and not allow the staff to manage and make the necessary decisions. Premier needs to figure out what they want to be as a company or they will only be pretenders in lieu of contenders. Failure to trust - too much finger pointing and not enough ownership. There is a lot of talk about taking ownership and holding people accountable but no follow through. No work/life balance; receive emails and calls on vacation, weekends, and even when recovering from a surgical procedure and expected to answer/respond.

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5.0
May 30, 2026
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Pros

The company has an incredible momentum and is growing fast. The new senior management has settled in and is providing stability that is needed. Communication has improved!

Cons

Hospitality Industry is in a difficult situation and Ashford is selling hotels, which brings some uncertainty. However, it appears that that third party growth will make up for Ashford hotel reductions.

2.0
Mar 19, 2025
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Pros

Unique business model, comfortable office, & covered and secured parking. Nice standard issue of software provided. Great IT support provided. Project architects are not tasked with permitting.

Cons

Inadequate fees for new projects, inadequate support staff, just a handful of experienced designers (excluding architecture design) with the others that lack basic industry skills, code, and construction knowledge who rely upon imagery to convey design that typically is half-baked. The company provides the very minimum computer accessories with most people buying their own keyboard, mouse, and cameras to perform their job. The current office consists of tall panel workstations that provide a sea of gray. People who stand at their desks are confined to inexpensive, small, manual desk risers instead of current workplace standards of power adjustable height work tables. There is an odd division between the design and architecture teams. HR is way understaffed with only one fulltime person. The yearly review process is a beating; takes far too much time. Nice cherry on top of the long hours cake. After working for almost a year, the company has yet to produce a full document of required procedures and architectural standards.

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