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Terry Graber

45 Ratings

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"Great people to work with" (in 7 reviews)
"Power has an excellent culture that is focused on building relationships." (in 6 reviews)
"Good benefits and pay." (in 5 reviews)
"1. facilitating trainings for works 2. pay good 3. faster production 4. money to spend on developing new technology" (in 4 reviews)
"Good training opportunities." (in 3 reviews)

Cons

"Power does a great job increasing Diversity, but need more women and minorities in the industry." (in 3 reviews)
"Long hours and they sometimes try to run to lean of a crew" (in 3 reviews)

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