Nipsco Reviews
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Pros
Opportunity to meaningfully change path of company
Company turning around financially
Cons
It's a utility. They don't move too fast as a rule. I fight that.
Advice to Senior Management
Jimmy is best thing since sliced bread.
Pros
Great Life/Work balance
Easy going environment
Cons
Compensation
Benefits
Transparancey
Willingless to change
Almost combative when trying to obtain training
If you become a well trained highly knowledgable employee, they feel you will leave to
recieve a high compensation.
Advice to Senior Management
Change is a most and must be embraced or you will be left to pick up the pieces
Pros
Very flexible with work schedule. It is a typically monopoly. Slow moving expect slow results. So very little stress in the workplace. Wonderful personal life work life balance.
Cons
Monopoly, they know they are not going anywhere so almost complete refusal to train employees. More along the lines of you figure it out theme. Because of this is creates a refusal to share knowledge with younger employees. If the senior staff would share there would no longer be a need for them
Advice to Senior Management
Become more competitive. Try changing things and put some young minds at work to develop new ideas. Bussiness as usual is not going to cut it looking in the future. The world has changed and you need to change with it.
Pros
Monopoly; company isn't going anywhere.
Cons
Dead company; anyone young and talented has left years ago. The vast majority of older engineers are just hanging around waiting to retire. You won't get access to any monies to make a difference. They expect the world from you but don't give you the time and tools to get it done.
Advice to Senior Management
Quit.
