Utilities One Reviews

The company operates under a dual hierarchical system. On one side there is an American-style corporate hierarchy, staffed mostly, though not entirely, by professionals who tend to limit themselves to the bare minimum of their duties and avoid responsibility whenever possible. On the other side lies a parallel hierarchy composed of the CEO’s family and friends from Eastern Europe, a group that lacks managerial expertise but intervenes freely at all levels, making changes based on superficial analysis, personal preferences, and a constant fear of losing control. Despite these dysfunctions the company remains afloat, largely because it is swimming in money, and under these circumstances the aggressive yet narrow-minded CEO appears to serve as the frontman for a money-laundering scheme.

Leadership is a revolving door with the next “savior” always sinking the ship further. An absolute joke of engineering department where the strongest assets are offshore (go figure). Promise promotions but can’t sustain them, constant restructuring with no process development. You will do the work of 10 different people because they squeeze you for every last drop. Constant fear for your job too!