NiSource reviews

Join with caution. The outsourcing is just beginning so major changes and non stop projects will be coming to corporate roles to facilitate the change. Pretty standard 50 plus hour work work weeks now and for the foreseeable future with 4 plus hours of meetings every day.

It's fine to have corporate protocols in place. However, these protocols are not followed. The overriding fact that making money at all costs was clearly evident. This results in down time and unplanned costs that are the result of work stoppages. The environmental issues are clearly a problem with this culture. The drive to install gas line is the main push. Even if the permits are not in place. The corporate position ignores these problems or try to turn these violations into a bogus root cause analysis which does little to abate the ongoing issues. The contractors push the engineers who in turn balk at the prospect of needing a required environmental permit. If anyone points out this problem they are quickly and quietly terminated. The belief that it is better to ask for forgiveness than permission. However, this approach falls short in a court of law.