626 Member Services Representative, Non-Profit Jobs

“United Power is a great employer!”

Pros:  “As a cooperative, we have great benefits, and a considerate management team. There is a lot of emphasis on a good work/life balance, and a real drive to invest in the…”

Cons:  “Like most cooperatives, there are limited opportunities for advancement. We are a relatively small operation, and most operational areas have only a handful of…” – Full Review

“OK”

Pros:  “Competitive pay, bonuses, incentives, praise from management”

Cons:  “Micromanaging, favortism, lack of growth, lack of communication from HR regarding internal postions/promotions, QA program (too subjective/nitpicking), decision…” – Full Review

“It is a great work environment.”

Pros:  “can work from home determine your own hours”

Cons:  “must be self disciplined must be able to work without supervision” – Full Review

“OK”

Pros:  “Competitive pay, bonuses, incentives, praise from management”

Cons:  “Micromanaging, favortism, lack of growth, lack of communication from HR regarding internal postions/promotions, QA program (too subjective/nitpicking), decision…” – Full Review

“Overall good experience”

Pros:  “Very relaxed environment, flexible with schedule while in school when it wasn't a holiday, friendly staff.”

Cons:  “Commission based pay at my location, somewhat competitive between employees, holidays work schedule was a lot of hours for a student.” – Full Review

“OK”

Pros:  “Competitive pay, bonuses, incentives, praise from management”

Cons:  “Micromanaging, favortism, lack of growth, lack of communication from HR regarding internal postions/promotions, QA program (too subjective/nitpicking), decision…” – Full Review

“United Power is a great employer!”

Pros:  “As a cooperative, we have great benefits, and a considerate management team. There is a lot of emphasis on a good work/life balance, and a real drive to invest in the…”

Cons:  “Like most cooperatives, there are limited opportunities for advancement. We are a relatively small operation, and most operational areas have only a handful of…” – Full Review