I worked at Dominion Energy full-time (More than 10 years)
Pros
Solid company, fairly treated, good advancement.
Cons
Expense money is low compared to other utilities
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Application
I applied through other source. The process took a week. I interviewed at Dominion Energy (Richmond, VA) in August 2013.
Interview
I was a contractor working at a Dominion facility. After a year of employment, my "reports to" at Dominion offered me a full-time position with the company. I filled out a very lengthy application and was submitted for a background investigation, which was done completely in-house over the course of about three days. They reviewed my driving record, credit history, and conducted a criminal history search. Once my background investigation was completed with favorable results, I was asked to come in for an interview later on in the week. The interview panel was comprised of five employees, mostly Coordinators and Managers.
Interview Questions
Negotiation
Nothing was negotiated.
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