Pepco Holdings Reviews
Updated Feb 1, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 13 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Great benefits, 401K matching, pensions (who does pension anymore!?!), good health benefits, flexible hours.
Cons
Lack of satisfaction in the work. Little to no exciting innovation. Reactive vs proactive culture. Dated knowledge base.
Pros
Not to many positive thing to say. My peers are brilliant and are deserving of more monetarily.
Cons
Managers are inexperienced and need to work on management skills.
Advice to Senior Management
Managers need training beyond field of interest.
Pros
Depending on the group - you have a very knowledgable group that know what they are doing.
The company is very focus on enhancing their image within the company as well as outside the company (i.e. public).
Cons
There is a rare opportunity for growth to move up.
Communication about the business may not always go down the chain timely.
Advice to Senior Management
How to provide movement for employees that are in lower positions that are not executive management to give them opportunity for growth and challenges
Pros
Good work life balance (depending on department/manager)
Location
Cons
Growth Potential is not very high
Culture is OLD
Informtation sharing between departments and even in departments can be like pulling teeth.
Advice to Senior Management
Get youth into PHI and quickly
Pros
Pepco Holdings, Inc offers comperable benefits including life, health, 401K, flexible spending accounts for child care and medical expenses as well as Dental and accidental death and dismemberment.
Cons
May of the managers are incompetent and are allowed to stay just because they have been working there for numerous years.
Advice to Senior Management
Get rid of managers who have less than 5 driect reports. Develop employees who want to grow professionally. Hold manager 100 percent accountable.
Pros
You will learn a lot from the experienced staff
Cons
Doesn't provide any feedback for your work
Advice to Senior Management
i will recmmend it
Pros
Everyone is supportive, caring, willing to help, want to see each other succeed.
Cons
Annual bonuses are not guaranteed. Minor physical issues like sometiems its way too cold int eh building.
Advice to Senior Management
Quarterly meetings with all employees.
Pros
Easy to shine amid the dead wood. Secure positions in the regulated company. Takes a lot to be fired. Comfortable. Generally good people just plodding along in their jobs. Some really good people carrying 80% of the workload. Provides lots of different topics of work if self-motivated.
Cons
Lots of dead wood. Lack of resources to do job, piling on the work with no recognition. Lots of "inside" promotions and advancements - fair policy in place that allows lots of gaming. Still too much typical old-school utility mentality.
Advice to Senior Management
Wake up and hold employees accountable like your values say. Stop the insider hiring and networking that limits finding talent already in-house. Value inside talent more than outside consulting.
Pros
Job Security. This is a company where you can work 20 - 30 years and still find interesting work to do.
Cons
Limited promotional opportunties right now; however it will be openning up quite a bit in the next few years as many managers, supervisor and seniors retire.
Advice to Senior Management
N/A
Pros
The company is very culturally diverse. There is relatively high job security. Depending on which department your work with they are very flexible when it comes to balancing work-life issues. Work location in Washington DC is great with access to many many great things to do at lunch!
Cons
The company is a very old company, so there are certain aspects of the group mentality that reflect this. It's not a cutting edge, progressive thinking company when it comes to new technologies and ideas. The benefits package could be a little better when it comes to vacation time and sick time.
Advice to Senior Management
The best way to compete for new employees is to improve the softer aspects of the benefits package : more vacations time, more sick time, more opportunity to work remotely.
