Women Harassed in Every Manner - Supervisor Electrical Ops Eversource Energy Employee Review

1.0
Mar 31, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

The only reason women ever puts up with horrible conditions that exist here is great salary and bennies. Women in this day and age shouldn't have to continue to endure such conditions in order to make a living.

Cons

Was a Lineworker then Supv, both riddle with immature, unprofessional, and inappropriate behavior. I've worked non-traditional trades my entire life never experiencing this type of daily abuse. The patients run the asylum, truly is a shame. There's years to go before moving away from the "Good Ole' Boys Club" mentality. No amount of money is worth the trade-offs of disrespect.

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Cons

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Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’re glad to hear you’ve experienced strong support from your team — that’s something we value highly. We understand that some roles, especially early on, can feel repetitive as employees build foundational knowledge. Many teams offer opportunities to take on additional projects or expand responsibilities over time, and we encourage employees to speak with their managers about ways to diversify their experience and grow. We appreciate your insights and your contributions to Eversource.
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Pros

Good pay and benefits. Normal vacation. Interesting job, meaning it’ll keep you mind sharp.

Cons

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