Out of 20 WSDOT employee reviews, 47% were positive. The remaining 53% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping WSDOT improve their work culture.
We don't have leadership teams per-say.
They need to take care of problems when they come up instead of pointing fingers and looking for scapegoats.
Listening to employees and stop doing whatever makes them money off our backs
$70 a month for family health insurance. Would love lower deductibles though.
I'm underpaid. Most of us are. It's a lot worse if you're a woman.
We're all replaceable at good Ole WSF, we're all meaningless unless you get to the downtown office, then you become useless
hard workers, they get along, there's minimal drama
My coworkers are all in the same stuff I am
Laid back & easy to get along with.
We need solid goals and managers who know how to put words into action.
My coworkers, that's literally it and not all of them, just some
A somewhat flexible schedule in which I can choose every other Friday off. If I need to deal with a family situation I can use my leave or make up my time later.
We need honesty and openness. People need to be trained in basic skills and expected to perform.
There was a large panel and the questions seemed thought out.
Give better training, and stop hiring useless people
knowing that I'm making a difference for the better.
The public can tell when people don't care about their job. Some of my coworkers are great, but it doesn't take that many bad apples to really ruin the experience.
Clean house. Trash all the upper management that work from home and do nothing just for a paycheck
The state is working on evaluating engineering salaries to be more competitive in the future with private firms.
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