Culture at AECOM

In my team there is a focus on self-care and flexible work situations. My team is very supportive of one another. Outside of work, there are plenty of events and social occasions to participate in.

Good teamwork and lots of socialising

I work in a regional office and the culture is great. Everyone has a team perspective and are willing to pull together when the going gets tough. We have irregular Friday lunches where every person in the office will go to a local restaurant and socialise. Friday afternoon drinks also occur irregularly. The office manager certainly drives the culture - he started working here as an undergrad and now is in his early 30s. He is a person we all respect for his technical work, his leadership abilities and his care and concern for the people he works with. In the bigger cities, the culture is different. Each department is often a bit isolated from others and there is less of a community spirit. Also, young professionals are much more restricted in the work that they do because of hierarchy and the culture of seniority.

I like that the higher up management do not have separate offices. We all sit together. Everybody is friendly and we have regular get together. Friday fortnightly office drinks are great for catching up.

In my office there is a great culture of inclusion and teamwork in day-to-day activities. The company also has a great socialising culture with weekly drinks and exercise/sports activities.

Overall a good culture and a strong work ethic. Plenty of after work functions and socializing.

What I find quite unique about AECOM is despite the size of the company you can find a different bubble of culture in each department- which makes it easier to establish a close relationship with colleagues.

Cooperation and teamwork is great, it's a welcoming culture that recognises you have a life outside of work.

Colleagues are very kind and great to get along with. Not a lot of socialising by some.

Office politics play a big part and differs from office to office. Some business lines are not that inclusive socially until they get to know you.

Company culture is great, we have flexible hours (for a grad this is obviously limited because we have a lot to learn), team work is fantastic everyone gets along and has a common goal, our bosses are great, people go for drinks after work, have team lunches when it's not too busy, the assistant directors and team leaders are approachable and friendly.

Great culture in the Newcastle office with good work/life balance. Extra hours required to meet deadlines but there is no culture of consistently staying late. Work is mostly individual but in the context of a team of 5-10.

Varies from team to team and group to group. Monthly drinks plus semi-regular informal meetups. Graduates are more social than seniors etc.

Large amount of upper management, good cooperation within the team, not so good between teams. monthly drinks provide a good opportunity to socialise

Collegiate, lively group, frequent out of hours catch ups. Everyone is willing to pitch in to meet goals and deadlines

Team is very balanced, relaxed and to the point. Highly social and always willing to help. Not that many opportunities to socialise outside of work hours. Never had a problem with flexible hours.

Dedicated, tight-knit, supportive

The company has various programs to encourage social interaction, health and safety within and outside office hours.

Friendly and cooperative in the office but not very interactive after work

Within my immediate team, not too much socialising happens, but there is a great support network for graduates, where learning and social activities regularly take place. There isn't really the culture where you have to stay back for fake overtime to look good.