Southern California Edison reviews

Typical cons of any corporate environment.

Working in tandem with the PM who is a 20 + year employee. As a contractor and even as an employee you are provided very minimal training as the PMO office do not have trainers, your learning from other specialist and the PM offered not training, just criticism and vailed threats of getting you fired. The PM was inpatient as I was only on the job a few weeks learning the job and not allowed the time to learn and expected to know the job in a matter of a couple weeks. PM could be rude, insensitive at times and was told there was nothing they do , their hands were tied, forced to leave after a few weeks. Again this role was a contractor and not a Full time employee. Beware because from the job description, the interview may all seem positive but getting there and doing the job is a whole other story. Sadly news of how this one employee worked was not knew to those in PMO, yet nothing was being done. Beware of who you will be working under as it will make all the difference in your happiness and success.