Deteriorating employee satisfaction and low pay make it not worth it - Anonymous employee Conservice Employee Review

2.0
Jun 2, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The PTO plan is pretty nice depending on how many hours you work.

Cons

Short Answer: It's not worth it. I've worked at Conservice for 4 years now and it has steadily gotten worse and worse under the new CEO. The Executive team isn't invested in employee satisfaction what-so-ever. During company wide town halls, they consistently avoid tough questions and never address impacts/ resolutions. As an employee, it's pretty obvious most of their decisions come back to money/ penny pinching for new acquisitions or shows of outward "success". The Executive team continue to invest in new acquisitions and other growth-related avenues when the systems internally are collapsing. The pay is on the cusp of being not livable with most roles starting at $13-15 an hour. Even with pay tiers (which you have to work up to) the pay isn't worth the stress of the roles. They have just put in a mandate starting September 2026 to bring remote employee's that work within a 30 mile radius back into the office 3 days a week. For the pay and the role stress, this is a move that will have the company losing employees left and right. Human Resources pulled back on training leaving teams to take on the bulk of the training process. This has resulted in inconsistent training and knowledge for what is supposed to be a company of "Utility Experts". These are just some of the big picture issues. Long story short, if you can avoid it, don't work here. It's not worth it.

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5.0
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Pros

A growing company with a bright future and the right goals. Excellent culture and work life balance.

Cons

Leadership is stretched so thin they have no time to lead.

1.0
Jun 8, 2026
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Pros

It used to be a great place to work. The previous CEO, Dave Jenkins, was great. There was a good work culture, and employees were respected and valued.

Cons

The good work culture has all but evaporated. Employees are overworked, underpaid, and not respected or valued. The current CEO, Scott Hardy, seems really nice and pleasant on the outside, but it's pretty clear that on the inside he doesn't care about the employees at all. Almost all new executives in the past 5 years have been hired externally instead of promoted from within, which sends the message to employees that there are no advancement opportunities within the company. Around six months ago, the company implemented a new "productivity" software to spy on the employees. The majority of the company works from home, but just last week it was announced that almost all of those WFH employees would have to come back into the office. As one might expect, this announcement was met with considerable resistance, to which the C-Suite has turned deaf ears. Recently there has been a strong push to use AI/LLMs for everything, and because AI data centers have a huge negative effect on the environment, this goes against Conservice's founding principles of being an eco-friendly company.

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