Duke Energy Reviews
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Pros
Generally, the Intern experience was very positive. Pay for that level of work was quite good and work-time and time-off were very flexible. This probably depends on department, however. Duke is huge.
Cons
Being shoehorned into a single position in a large corporation is generally frustrating. At times, there is nothing to do, at others, the work week runs until late evening and weekends. Again, this could depend on department.
Advice to Senior Management
Dear Jim Rodgers, there's a great deal of disconnect between your engineering and business teams. The merger has left some very interesting political rifts within the company as well.
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Anonymous:
“Duke Energy Corporation.....A Big Slow Utility”
Sep 16, 2009
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Web Analyst in Charlotte, NC:
“Great work life balance, project-orientation but very bureaucratic”
Aug 12, 2009
1 found helpful
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Intern in Cincinnati, OH:
“Good company to work for if you are looking for large responsibility quickly.”
Mar 20, 2009
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Manager in Charlotte, NC:
“Duke Energy IS a great place to work.”
Jan 21, 2009
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Local IT Technician in Greenville, SC:
“Duke Energy is the best company to work for”
Jan 5, 2009
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Station Equipment Expert:
“Duke Energy is a great place to work.”
Dec 28, 2008
1 found helpful
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IT Business Consultant in Charlotte, NC:
“Great place to work”
Sep 8, 2008
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IT Program Manager in Charlotte, NC:
“Teamwork culture, but needs to get the lead out!”
Aug 23, 2008
