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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 14, 2014
Nitsch Engineering honored
For the sixth time, Nitsch Engineering, Inc. has been recognized as one of the Best Firms to Work For in the United States by ZweigWhite. Nitsch Engineering was ranked #2 in the ranking of civil engineering firms, and #4 in the A/E industry overall.
"We are particularly proud of this award because the ranking weighs employee feedback more heavily than corporate information - which shows us that we've been successful in building a company where our employees feel respected, have challenging and exciting work, and are happy with the direction the firm has taken," said Lisa Brothers, PE, LEED AP, president and CEO of Nitsch Engineering. "Nitsch Engineering is dedicated to continuing to listen to our employees and to provide them with the work/life balance and professional growth opportunities that directly address their needs. We look forward to continuing to improve our workplace as we grow in the future - and to hopefully being ranked #1 soon!"
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