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mondays most stressful day
Customer Service Representative (Current Employee), Reno, NV – October 19, 2012
Pros: co workers
answering calls 40 hrs shifts emeregency staff avaivable and caferia on site
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My daily day
Customer Service (Current Employee), Las Vegas, NV – October 6, 2012
My typical day at my current job is answering call after call of up set customers ,because of there power bills are too high, assist them in payment arrangements, billing issues, internet issues,commercial accounts,places move in and move out orders for there electic servie.
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Productive and efficient work place
Lead Support Services (Current Employee), Las Vegas, NV – June 27, 2012
Pros: hour lunch
I direct, lead, assist, and work with other departmental personnel to ensure the efficient operation of related activities. Also I develop schedules, direct work assignments, prepare job related reports, complete other administrative duties, function in a customer or field capacity, and perform other work as needed.
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Stay away.
Blue collar (Current Employee), NV – April 12, 2012
Pros: since the takeover there are no pros
Cons: no job security, benefit reductions, retirement reductions, goal to become mediocre company
CEO stated he only wants people to work here for 7 years then gtfo!

CEO makes over $7 million/year yet wants all employees to earn no more than median of all US utilities (union + non-union).
The company's goal is to make the CEO the highest paid ceo in Nevada and the highest paid ceo in the industry at all costs.

Most upper management came from FPL, – more... that alone should keep you away.

Retirement was one of the best in utility industry now it's below median. It is a cash balance plan, but the plan sucks.

All trucks are gps tracked.

Worse of all the union is for and by and controlled by the clerks who could get a 50% reduction in pay and still make more than anyone else in NV doing similar jobs. There aren't enough Trades people to counter the clerks votes who are giving things up left & right. – less
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Very poor company to work for because of extreamly poor management at all levels
Senior Safety Advisor (Former Employee), Las Vegas, NV – March 27, 2012
Cons: management
The CEO is more worried about Wall Street and his stock options than taking care of employees. This casacdes down to all levels of management, Senior VP, VP, Executives, Directors and managers.
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About NV Energy

As Nevada's dominant electric utility, NV Energy (formerly Sierra Pacific Resources) keeps casinos powered 24 hours a day. Subsidiaries – Read more