EDF Employee Reviews for Administrative Assistant

I loved the benefits that EDF offered. The company as a whole was a great company. I helped establish their ERP system and did a lot of testing for them. I found this to be a great challenge a huge learning experience. I would help support multiple sites within our area with their day to day needs. There isn't a lot of room for growth unless you are willing to travel and/or relocate.

Pros

Great pay and Benefits

Cons

Management

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Operations & Maintenance Administrative Assistant (Current Employee) - Tracy, CA - December 17, 2013

Worldwide renewable energy company the provides training for specific job descriptions focused on safety.

Pros

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What people like

Clear sense of purpose
Ability to learn new things

Areas for improvement

Support from manager
Sense of belonging
Energizing work tasks

A productive and nice place to work

Administrative Assistant (Current Employee) - Allendale, SC - July 22, 2013

* A typical day would be for me to arrive in the mornings, clock in ad go straight to work. First and foremost to make sure that I have all of the "plant drawings" printed it that are sent to me through email. EDF-RE is a nationwide company so therefor I can receive drawings even when I am not on typical work hours. * What I have learned - How a powerplant works, which is most interesting. * Management - at EDF-RE I have multiple bosses, but never a problem. I get along with all of them wondefully and we all work well together. *My bosses are my co-workers, other then them, its just me. * The hardest part of the job i would say is the FULL understanding of a power plant. It would take years to fully understand every part. There are so many. *The most enjoyable part of the job: great bosses & plenty of coffee to go around! :)

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