NRG Energy Reviews
Updated Jan 5, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 15 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Benefits and compensation. Also doing some exciting stuff with electric car
Cons
Don't encourage employees to rotate between departments.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep your employees happy. They are your strongest asset
Pros
Excellent pay. Immediate supervisor very flexible.
Cons
Regional Mgmt lacks ethics! Hiring and progress reviews extremely questionable at best.
Advice to Senior Management
Top management really needs to pay attention to mid-management practices. New England NRG cannot prosper under current Mgmt.
Pros
Good pay and benefits with job securely for those who don't rock the boat.
Cons
Lacks diversity of any kind. Small chance for advancement unless you fit very narrow demographic.
Advice to Senior Management
Get with the 21st Century in terms of employee work-life balance and really implement diversity in hiring.
Pros
Go with the flow or go somewhere else; not very open to suggestions
Cons
So much potential not realized; should share more with employees; morale in not very high were when I had contact
Advice to Senior Management
Executive Mgt must know what is going on
Pros
The people are great to work with
Cons
Advancement in job may be tough
Pros
Fabulous pay/bonus structure & benefits
Free lunch daily in company cafeteria
Forward thinking and strategic player in the marketplace
Cons
open work environment
all business no play
Advice to Senior Management
- could use some more HR programs involving employees and connecting employees with other groups than they work with daily
Pros
Well run company, very aggressive management. Leaders are competent and see the big picture. Compensation and benefits package are pretty competitive.
Cons
Numbers focused senior management. Individual employee interests are not a high priority, and relatively little flexibility is provided in terms of work hours or location.
Pros
Solid compensation package
High degree of trust to analysts/managers
Accessibility of top management
Cons
Long hours
Too much politics at directors -VP level
Bi-lateral moves are discouraged
Advice to Senior Management
Bi-lateral moves promote interdepartmental knowledge sharing. Don't let you VP/Directors stop people from being promoted outside of their business areas
Pros
The company and employees are excellent! Would highly recommend as a place to work.
Cons
Company frowns upon working from home which hard at times.
Advice to Senior Management
A little more lax approach for working arrangements would be appreciated.
Pros
The work environment is fast paced, and it has an entrepeneurial feel. At the same time, they recognize the value of training, so during down periods it isn't frowned upon to hit the books at the office.
Cons
The work load is unevenly spread. There is a bit of a hero culture and that means that processes aren't all in place and policies aren't evenly enforced. Not surprising considering the pace of the environment, but there are unrestrained IT "cowboys" in the system.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the good work; everyone trusts the leadership of this company to do the right thing. That said, insist on process.
