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Energy Solutions

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Unable to recommend working here - Anonymous- Salaried Staff Energy Solutions Employee Review

2.0
Aug 12, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Fully support remote work and flexible hours. Excellent mission and overall a great team of people. Decent health benefits.

Cons

Top of mind is the fairly recently announced 2040 work hours policy and the overall messaging around it. The company response to it has generally been that we are “guaranteed” 4 weeks off, which is completely disingenuous. We can all do the math so if the mandate is to work 2040 hours in a year the only way those numbers work out is if you assume a 42.5 hour work week. The standard in the US is 40, not 42.5. In addition, the company does not offer any official holidays, so that 4 weeks includes federal holidays, sick time, and vacation. This should have been clearly stated in the offer letter and wasn’t. In addition to the abysmal time off policy the company pay isn’t even close to being competitive, at least not in some parts if the organization. That might be ok for people just starting out in their careers, but it’s not if they want to attract people with more experience. Which if the company hopes to scale successfully should be considered.

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5.0
Jan 13, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The staff were very friendly, Great supervisor.

Cons

Long Hours and high workload during peek periods.

2.0
Jul 16, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The ostensible mission seemed lofty, lots of mechanisms to help employees discuss why a seemingly flat organization is actually riddled with hierarchies and old boys' club mentality

Cons

I had hoped against hope that this would be a dream job, and that is certainly how recruiters try to sell it: great mission with great people who have *great* kindergarten skills. What I found was that there was a lot of lying by the management team, lying on performance appraisals and lying about the lying. I'm not totally unsympathetic: office politics can get complicated and people want to protect their own livelihoods against external pressures. But if you are going to lie about basic terms of employment and your review process, don't slap yourself on the back about the team player that you are.

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