Pros
Some genuinely supportive colleagues doing meaningful, mission-driven work. Clean energy subject matter is interesting, even if the culture doesn’t support it. Solid benefits and 4 weeks of vacation — likely intended to offset the low pay.
Cons
My experience at CEE was completely unacceptable. I raised serious workplace concerns — including inappropriate behavior and safety issues — and leadership, utterly dismissed them. Nothing changed: the same manager, same role, same tasks persisted, and I was repeatedly asked to “reveal witnesses” rather than see any investigation or resolution. I had no choice but to take PFML because the environment was unsafe, and the company would rather push employees out than uphold a basic pillar of safety.
The culture is toxic. Complaints are minimized or ignored, power dynamics are abused, and employees are left unsupported and vulnerable. Leadership prioritizes optics over accountability and creates an environment where speaking up carries personal risk. Constant turnover and ongoing “reorganization” amplify the instability — the number of departures in a single year was impossible to ignore and spoke volumes about the internal climate. The public image of collaboration and clean energy leadership is a facade; internally, employee safety and professional dignity are not valued.
If you value your well-being, do not work here.