Tenaska Reviews

Frequent far-right political discussions and conspiracy theory discussions in common areas (even if you agree with it, a workplace seems like an odd place for that kind of talk). Work/life balance does not exist; all employees are expected to make work their highest priority (to the point where multiple employees have ended marriages for the job). Significant gaps in both actual and perceived status dependent solely on office politics. If they don't like you, they will make you miserable. Well-earned reputation for instantly firing anyone that gives notice, regardless of circumstance. Significant problems with diversity of any and all kinds.

Significant portion of total comp is tied up in year-end bonus, which is completely arbitrary. Two weeks of vacation time (my manager encouraged me to abuse the unlimited sick time, ick). Definitely an old boys club with some very old fashioned opinions freely shared in the open. Some managers shoot from the hip in their decision making, so policies can change with the wind. Company has very flat org structure and almost everyone in management has been there 10+ years, so don't count on getting promoted anytime in this life unless they decide to open a position for you.