Working at National Grid in Waltham, MA: 15 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Waltham, MA Area

"I worked for National Grid as Substation Engineering & Design Intern. The company and the managers have been very receptive in allowing me to take up new and more challenging roles. It is a great company to work for."

"National Grid work culture is non-existence. There's no opportunity to advance your career or learn. The work environment didn't make it easy to get your job done. We worked in an open office space, but not enough resource was provided. Every morning I would spend time trying to find an open deck with a monitor, so I can get my work completed."

"Great place to work. I enjoy what I do."

"Its a good company to work for and learn new technologies"

"I have worked in Finance for 20+ years, and am looking forward to grow with a company where I can be results oriented."

"Great benefits and flexibility."

"Typical utility company, not too much motivation."

"The company is fantastic once you are an employee, with opportunities to branch out into any conceivable discipline. The pace and culture are relatively slow and plodding."

"Good & typical "old" utility company - has good benefits and non-standard benefits, but is also slow and behind the curve. Silo structure that does not help with cross-functional discussions and also makes decision making difficult."

"Worked as an Intern at National Grid and had a wonderful experience! Learned so much!"

"It is very hard to get a job with benefits, all the rest is ok."

"I have worked for National Grid since 2009 and the company has been excellent to me. Management has continued to rank me highly, count on me to tackle highly complex projects and given substantial bonuses due to by performance."

"learned more about the engery business than I thought I would"

What do you like about working at National Grid?

"I worked with some really smart people and learned alot."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"It is a good place to start for an engineer."

What don't you like about working at National Grid?

"there were constant senior level changes always occurring around us/uk."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"I would recommend listening to the employees and the surveys."

"FAIRLY ACCURATE"

What do you like about working at National Grid?

"THE BUSINESS AND PEOPLE"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be direct and all information presented should add value to the hiring manager (Ngrid)."

What don't you like about working at National Grid?

"THEY USE TO MANY CONSULTANTS AND DONT WORRY ABOUT KEEPING EMPLOYEES."