Best Place to Work for Engineers - Anonymous employee P2S Inc. Employee Review

4.0
Oct 5, 2020
Anonymous employee
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Pros

P2S is a great place to work for engineers. The leadership team is intentional about training and development for the engineers. The VP, Chief Engineer Officer is a great leader who focuses on training and developing his people in and out of the office. The CEO is one of the best CEOs. He is intentional about treating all employees well with great benefits (possibly the best) and also encourages professional development. Great culture and learning environment.

Cons

The accounting team works long hour days and does not receive the acknowledgement they deserve, unless the CFO favors you. They also cannot keep an HR person for over a year, it seems to be a revolving door. Wonder what (or who) is causing the high attrition... I would not want to be a part of the Accounting or the HR team here. If you have to report to the CFO I would reconsider. She not a good leader. She has been known to be manipulative and two faced. I sympathize for those that report directly to her, they constantly look like they are under a lot of pressure and are unhappy.

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P2S Inc. Response
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Thank you for your candid comments regarding your time with P2S. We appreciate that you value our focus on our staff development, support, and leadership. We acknowledge your thoughts on where you believe we can make organizational improvements. P2S leadership appreciates our outstanding accounting staff, led by our CFO of 16 years, and we are proud of our average 10+ years tenure in the department. We strive to consider all comments made as a constructive means to continually improve.

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