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Pattern Energy Group

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6month employee, staying forever - Anonymous employee Pattern Energy Group Employee Review

4.0
Dec 7, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Humanized environment, ability to express interest in projects & opportunity to participate in them. Family and welfare are important to the leadership team. Flex hours/remote working is being discussed as options, though not adopted company wide. Very entrepreneurial feel, not too structured.

Cons

Minimal structured training/guidance. Lots of on-the job training, and self-discovery/question asking but that's never a bad thing. I hear Ops is great with training, and that the corporate side is getting more of a focus on it soon. Need to be outgoing & proactive person to get to know colleagues, but everyone is very friendly once you say hi.

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Cons

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2.0
Jun 11, 2026
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Pros

Great peer level people and potential to grow in the renewable energy sector

Cons

My experience did not match the company’s messaging around being “family-oriented” or “safety-first.” Communication from leadership was inconsistent, expectations shifted without clarity, and follow-through on development was limited. Managers were often placed into people-lead roles without enough training or support, which contributed to avoidable stress, confusion, and a culture where employees didn’t feel comfortable speaking up. Psychological safety was lacking—raising concerns or offering constructive feedback didn’t consistently feel welcomed, especially during performance conversations. In my view, the company loses strong talent because employee growth and healthy leadership practices are not prioritized, and decisions can feel more relationship-driven than transparent. If you’re looking for a workplace with strong communication, leader development, and a true speak-up culture, this may not be the right fit.

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