Blue Ridge Power reviews about "pto"

You travel for a company and would expect to get time off to see your family, friends, take care of medical appointments, or take care of your home and you are not given time off to go see them.

The work environment is often toxic, with a noticeable absence of effective leadership and structured processes. Employees frequently operate independently without cohesive overall direction. There is a significant lack of stability regarding both work locations and job security, exacerbated by frequent organizational restructuring.

this company has been making constant cutbacks for the past few years. What used to be a great place to work, hos now become one to pass up in your job search. They have cut PTO and company holidays in addition to the numerous layoffs in 2022. Be cautious about working here

Short staffed due to the company growing so quickly. Political views are mixed into work emails/ company policies.

The company lacked direction and overall experience.

Company wide restructuring which caused many tenured employees to be forced out. Salary roles transitioned into hourly roles (or forced out if not wanting to conform to new structure). Because of all of this, additional work outside of job description scope is added to entire team’s plate causing burn out.

spent excessive money on unnecessary things, waiting to get paid on projects from investors

-Typical growing pains of a successful company

Layoffs, no transparency from executive team and upper management, constant change, not trustworthy EPC