MidAmerican Energy Reviews
Updated Dec 31, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 3 ratings Employees are "Dissatisfied" |
CEO Rating
Based on 3 ratings
President, CEO, and Director; CEO, CE Electric UK; Chairman and CEO, PacifiCorp |
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Pros
Excellent benefits package, 401(k) match, friendly work environment, diverse employees and job opportunities, professional development highly encouraged, stable industry, excellent opportunities for college students and recent grads
Cons
Pay could be better, but hard to complain given above-average benefits, promotions/pay increases are hard to come by so be sure you're satisfied with starting pay.
Advice to Senior Management
Fully satisfied with the leaders and upper management I've had the opportunity of working with
Pros
I work in my home town. Ther is not much more good to say about Mec. I do have a good vacation package and sick pay.
Cons
Poor pay,poor benefits compared to other utilities.poor management.Warren Buffet is sucking the life out of this company!!! Our trucks are falling apart and becoming unsafe. They want employees to be on call and answer their phone for no pay.Their ceo Sokal! Has been linked to insider trading,Which Buffet has denied.Managment lies on a daily basis.Poor place to try to start a carrer.
Advice to Senior Management
Get a brain !!!
Pros
It is owned by Berkshire Hathaway. You will always have a job.
Cons
No monetary participation in growth of company. There is no direct link between value created and bonus. Always working shorthanded. The phrase "work you like a rented mule" is very apt. The company will force you to move from the lowcost midwest to a job on the coast without a cost of living adjustment.
Advice to Senior Management
Better pay attention to employee compensation. Kind of tough to see the company beat net income goals by $300 million and be told the company is having a rough year while the CEO & President gives themselves a bonus of $26 million each.
