Pros
SEPA offers a good work environment if you’re comfortable with change and uncertainty. The people are great—friendly, collaborative, and easy to work with. Pay is fair, especially considering the solid work-life balance. Benefits are reasonable, and the time off policy is generous.
Cons
The organization has experienced significant change over the past six years, including turnover at multiple levels and re-orgs roughly every two years. While the team is talented, there hasn’t been a strong focus on attracting seasoned professionals with deep utility and electricity industry experience, which presents an area for growth. SEPA’s potential lies with its new leadership, but successfully managing future changes will be key to minimizing further staff turnover.