Pros
Amazing co-workers, very smart and kind people. Good way to enter the solar industry and get experience.
Cons
Entry level associates are thrown into work that they are not prepared or trained for, and more experienced associates keep leaving for other companies so there is little training or guidance. When people ask for help or let managers know that they are overwhelmed, they are not given support and are shamed for asking for help. Management seems to be in denial of these issues despite a continuing mass exodus of employees (especially women/POC). Sunwealth markets itself as a social justice oriented company, but they underpay employees (and expect them to live in NYC/Boston), give them more work then they can reasonably handle (lots of people working 60+ hours/week), and then get upset when things fall through the cracks.