Eversource Energy Reviews

Pros

Intelligent co-workers from all walks of life. Dynamic place to work with changing day to day.

Cons

Going to work in a storm! But also gives you pride in helping those in need!

Pros

First, the pay and benefits are great. But Eversource's biggest strength is its culture. People are just plain happier than other places I've worked. That's probably why you'll find so many people who have been working here for 25+ years. Don't let people tell you that working for a utility is boring, either. The work is interesting and varied.

Cons

While having so many long-tenured employees is a strength, it can also be a weakness. There's a bit of "that's the way we've always done it" attitude at Eversource. It does seem like this is changing, though. The other main con is IT. Nice people, but processes can be overly complex and drawn out. It slows everything down and stifles innovation.

Pros

Benefits, Employees, Opportunities and Dependable

Cons

Storm duty is mandatory, but it gives you a feeling of accomplishment.

Pros

The people are amazing!! Rebecca Griffin from HR is like no other. Her personality and knowledge is incredible! I can't even say enough about her. She has been there for me every step of the way on my pre-hiring and hiring process. Becca even reached out to me during this COVID 19 just make sure I was doing good. She is truly amazing! I also want to give huge shout out to Pam Fisher (Manager), Marguerite Fusco (Manager), Jim Becker (Supervisor) and Deb Davis!! They are all exceptionally great! Honestly I have NEVER met such a wonderful group of people. I am so thankful and grateful to be a part of Eversource.

Cons

I absolutely can't think of one Con.

Pros

I had the opportunity to work with some amazing people who continuously shared knowledge and skills on the job, which was extremely beneficial to my learning experience. The people make the company what it is and from my experience they’ve been fantastic.

Cons

As an intern we only had a small window of opportunity to look into several roles and I understand the circumstances, but it would be beneficial in the future to provide even more time or roles to explore.