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3.5

64% would recommend to a friend

(9 total reviews)
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Pedro J. Pizarro

100% approve of CEO

47% positive business outlook

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2.0
Mar 4, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

Liked the staff, interesting deals, finance staff very strong, good balance sheet, CEO was strong and well liked in industry, president was one of my favorites. Well educated employees. Very little mentoring, which is not a big problem when dealing with strong well trained and educated staff.

Cons

Pension benefits were much lower than other comparable similar employees. Tried to get an employee benefits statement in writing from a senior executive and could not. Pension benefits were 50% or less! ASK FOR BONUS RELATED TO OVERSEAS TRAVEL AND DEALS IN ADVANCE!! YOU WILL RECEIVE NOTHING OTHERWISE. WORKED UNTIL 2 AM ON DEAL AND NO-ONE CARED. FIRM WILL PUT YOU INTO DANGEROUS WORK SITUATIONS WITHOUT THOUGHT. PROTECT YOURSELF AHEAD OF TIME IN WRITING AND BCC A COPY TO HUMAN RESOURCES. Male chauvinist atmosphere for several of the older key employees, but not all. Extensive travel. Worked over 70 hours a week without overtime or significant bonus. Incentive pay completely unrelated to deals closed or hours worked. Ignore boss' lying about being present for deal closings...!!! Boss failed to sign human resources paperwork on a timely basis for three years for promotion and out of state move.

4.0
Oct 7, 2012
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good compensation and excellent benefits Many opportunities for advancement Enjoyable working environment Well-managed, well-respected, ethical company Wide variety of positions available, with considerable lateral mobility Public utility business makes company financially stable Jobs are generally secure for long-term

Cons

Management structure is somewhat hierarchical and rigid Companies are highly regulated, which can impede change Hiring process is slow - patience is required Nuclear plants are a potential problem for company's financial outlook Environment does not always reward initiative and risk-taking

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