ENGIE reviews

- I've never seen a company with so much change. In terms of change, 1 month at Ecova is equivalent to 6 months at a large organization. - Some Project Managers here are a joke, horrible project and people skills. - Business Analysts are non-existent. This creates a huge gap with projects. - Utility platform system is not a long-term solution. Ecova has a really hard time creating long-term solutions. - Director of Product Management killed this company on the Utility side by choosing an off-the-shelf product (3rd party app) that no one has heard of, even though they've been around for almost a decade. First time I've ever seen this. Ecova is already pushing the limits of this app after only using it for a year. Ecova failed to follow the approach of successful companies of building their CRM solution internally. It's sad that Ecova's business relies on an off-the-shelf product within their CRM system. If Ecova is somehow successful, any competitor could purchase the same product. Not smart to say the least.

Overall, inefficiency throughout all levels in the corporate office. Most people have a very narrow view of what they job responsibilities are and do not take on anymore than they have to. It takes a great number of people to make even the simplest of decisions. The Business Control department is extremely rigid and management creates an environment that is quite unpleasant to work in for experienced professionals that expect a certain amount of flexibility. Working remotely is not acceptable, flexibility around schedule is non-existent, and time off requests are difficult to be approved.