Exelon reviews

3.8

69% would recommend to a friend

(1,242 total reviews)
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Calvin Butler

64% approve of CEO

60% positive business outlook

Exelon has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 1,242 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Exelon employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Energy, Mining & Utilities industry (3.8 stars).

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4.0
Jul 4, 2014

Project Manager

Recommend
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Pros

Organized, fair, clear definition of expectations.

Cons

Hires a lot of IT consultants. Some are kept year after year. They don't like people to work remotely.

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Exelon Response
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Thanks very much for taking the time to post your review! Exelon greatly values and appreciates the opinions of our employees! Thanks again.
5.0
Jul 2, 2014

Valued and Supported at BGE

Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The company has made significant investments in my development through tuition reimburement and leadership training. I've been promoted two times during my 6 year tenure at the company and I feel there are many more opportunities ahead of me to learn more about the business and advance. The work is demanding yet rewarding. Hard work pays off as the company believes in promoting within. Many folks make BGE their career and stay for the long term. There are three people in my work group that have over 30 years of service.

Cons

The company's change management is lacking. We've experienced a lot of change in the last few years with more expected in the future. Good change management is critical to help employees through uncertainty more effectively. The company has a focus on developing and promoting engineers. As a non-engineer, I feel at a disadvantage at times and that I need to do more to prove myself.

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Exelon Response
11y
Thank you very much for posting this review! We value all the information employees provide us. If interested, please email CorporateTalentAcquisition@exeloncorp.com to provide additional information. We greatly appreciate your feedback, thanks again!
4.0
Jul 2, 2014

A brave, new post-merger world

Recommend
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Pros

-Career opportunities: I started working at the Baltimore utility branch of Exelon in 2001 as a customer call center representative. I have moved to a new job about every 24-36 months, always a promotion, always enriching my knowledge and skills. Now I'm a supervisor in a design and engineering area and I'm grateful for the varied opportunities available for all company employees. From special projects to volunteering to employee resource groups, there are so many ways to network and carve a path to success. -Generous tuition reimbursement: Since my undergraduate degree is in a liberal arts field I wanted to go back to school to get a formal business education. I'm pursuing my MBA from a great school in Maryland. The tuition reimbursement level for Masters programs at Exelon is exceptionally generous compared to my classmates' companies. -Feels like a family: I was concerned after the merger with Exelon that my utility company would lose our identity in this much larger corporation. My fears have not been founded. Every interaction I've had with the other utilities has indicated to me that they are each similarly a family, and both individuals and the corporation as a whole has been nothing but welcoming to the newest branch of the Exelon organization. -Flexible work schedule: Flex time is a wonderful benefit that most employees enjoy, shift working organizations notwithstanding. Generous amounts of PTO and flex time combine to make it very easy to achieve a satisfactory work-life balance.

Cons

-Change Management: The chief con that I have encountered is a lack of adequate emphasis on the importance of change management when it comes to integrating new systems or processes. The perception is that Exelon as a whole will push down new applications or changes to applications without ample notice to the business areas to allow proper change management strategies, or at times without enough time to revise processes that are impacted by the changes. If you're very agile this will bother you less, but as a utility we have a workforce that is both aging and unaccustomed to rapid change. This has been a struggle. -Over taxed leadership: From first line supervision in "the trenches" to the mid level leaders there is a prevailing sense that everyone has too much on their plates. It is easy for an employee to feel that their concerns are not a priority when leaders are often unavailable due to their full schedules of meetings. As a first line leader I wish I had more time to develop employees towards their career goals, help them determine what their goals are, or assist them in forming their own teams to work on process improvements. Sadly, the time is not there.

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Exelon Response
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Thank you very much for taking the time to post this review! Exelon highly values the opinions of our employees and we appreciate you taking the time to post your thoughts. Please feel free to email CorporateTalentAquisition@exeloncorp.com with any other insight or information you would like to provide. Thanks again!
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