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Norfolk Southern Employee Reviews about "call 24 7"
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- "Pay is good but you are paid for the on call lifestyle and selling your life way for a paycheck." (in 317 reviews)
- "4. Good retirement that will follow you to another railroad if you decide to change employers" (in 77 reviews)
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- "Terrible IT management; they're afraid to commit to anything and don't trust their technical resources." (in 142 reviews)
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Updated Sep 27, 2023
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Return to all Reviews- 1.0Mar 5, 2023Railroad Freight ConductorCurrent Employee, more than 8 yearsPittsburgh, PA
Pros
Pay (you can make over $1000 in a single day with the right claims and work conditions) Health Insurance Railroad Retirement Work is not super complicated
Cons
Managment is terrible. Corporate culture places profits above all else. Lax safety standards, expediting freight over the safe ways. No set schedule/on call 24/7/365 away from home (through freight service)
- 2.0Nov 3, 2017SupervisorFormer Employee, more than 1 year
Pros
Pay and benefits are second to none. If you love to always be traveling, this is the job for you. Advancement opportunity is there.
Cons
Always traveling. Working long shifts and on call 24/7 365. No home life at all. Constantly moving if you want to be promoted. No chance for spouse to have a stable career.
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