Career Prospects at Stantec Australia

its is fairly good

Most graduates become an intermediate after two years. I am happy in the graduate role and in no real rush to rise up the ranks as I feel there is still a lot more I can learn in this position. The ranks are very clear and there is often internal promotion and a real feeling that they want you to stick around and grow within the company.

After 2 years and completion of all grad tasks, get promoted up a level. Pathways to continue moving after this.

I believe there are promotion opportunities as long as you show your value/worth/qualities In my own context, I was offered to graduate from the Graduate Program early because I have shown skills and reliance and that'll make me an Engineer from Graduate Engineer. This conversation was initiated by my manager without me mentioning anything about it.

Getting promotions and climbing is little bit slim as we have many engineers and working as seniors at the moment. To climb up the ladder, it needs skills and knowledge, higher qualifications, and trainings to be well equipped before taking a step up.

not so happy with the promotion and career progression opportunities. The promotion takes a lot of time, which is not good. The quality of work needs to be improved.

There are great opportunities for promotion at Stantec, starting with the successful completion of the graduate program resulting in the promotion of graduate civil engineer to civil engineer. As you become more experienced, you can work you way up to senior and principal engineer positions.

Though I just started and haven't gone through any progress review and promotion yet, I have good impression on the progress based on other's sharing.

From what I have seen in my brief time at the company it seems career progression is encouraged and is based on experience and knowledge, and the company is making steps to close the gender gap between male and female company leaders.

2 years as a grad, then a few years as an engineer, then a few years as a senior engineer, then if you want to, become principal engineer when you're around 40+

Years of experience really, progression of graduate to engineer to senior engineer to maybe one day principal engineer. The pay bumps are not good however.

Roles are advertised internally quite often. If you see yourself suitable for the role, you can definitely apply for it. Stantec has made it very clear and flexible for employees that want to progress further in their careers. I really love the way my company approaches this progression in career life.

Would suggest asking for the job description of the role you wish to be promoted to and using the different requirements and performed tasks listed as a checklist. Then come time for your performance reviews you can show that you are fulfilling the job description and have the conversation to move up in the ranks.

I think there is a lot of opportunity to advance in my current job. with lots of experienced individuals to help me figure out what pathway i would like to take in my career

As a large, global company, Stantec has a large range of opportunities in both ranked promotion and lateral career movement. I think the level of resistance met is based on a manager by manager basis.

I am currently a grad and while I have a two-year commitment to the program, there is a pathway for me after this tie. I am specifically interested in project management, and I have support from my team lead/mentor and team members to slowly transition into this avenue of work. Stantec also has many opportunities in place for people to grow into these positions and get support along the way. I am confident that my career progression at Stantec will be an enjoyable experience and one that I will feel supported in when the time comes.

It's pretty clear what you need to do to move up and you have opportunity to create things for yourself. Things aren't given away without effort/hard work which is good to see

I can't say much about the promotion opportunities at this stage. It's been less than a year since I have joined the company. Maybe after 1 year or next year, I'll be in a much better position to talk about promotion opportunities.

Career progression is adequate and is based on experiences/background on the position.

Stantec has a well structured career level progression pathway. Because Stantec is multi-national engineering firm, it also has excellent opportunities for horizontal career development and moving into new fields, and locations.