Public Service Electric & Gas Employee Job Reviews in the United States

What do you like about working at Public Service Electric & Gas?

"The variety of projects. Every day I'm doing something different."

What don't you like about working at Public Service Electric & Gas?

"The occational 80+ hour weeks."

"Very nice place to work."

"I have worked for PSEG for almost 16 years doing HVAC repairs, installs and appliance repairs."

"Plubic Service Electric and Gas was a great place to work."

"PSEG is a large regional utility. The largest in NJ. By their own admission, they do a poor job onboarding. And the entire company is remote. But the employees are very helpful in getting new folks comfortable with all the existing software systems, so it reduces some of the issues. There are a lot of Zoom meetings because everyone is somewhere else. All in all, a pretty good place to be."

What do you like about working at Public Service Electric & Gas?

"I think there is some flexibility as far as work hours are concerned"

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

"Take your time think about all questions and be accurate in your previous descriptions"

What don't you like about working at Public Service Electric & Gas?

"I took this current position with the hope of applying for a better suited position for me and was told before I accepted the position that would be available to me for which now that I'm employed I find that is not accurate."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Be forthcoming with all information good or bad."

"Left to move to San Diego"

What do you like about working at Public Service Electric & Gas?

"The overtime and salary"

What don't you like about working at Public Service Electric & Gas?

"I can't think of anything"

"Interesting"

What do you like about working at Public Service Electric & Gas?

"It was a lot of fun setting up the non-regulated division and training a staff that never had to sell anything for PSEG before due to their mopoloy status. And it was great obtaining many deals for cogeneratio, distributed generation in sizes fron 150 Kw to 600 Mw in North & Southamerica. Aditionally, I had complete atonomy in running this business unit."

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

"The company is no longer what it was when I held a position there. So they would need to be looking for a straight forward utility company position, now located in Newark NJ"

What don't you like about working at Public Service Electric & Gas?

"The Board of Directors were having a very hard time trying to figure out just how to seperat their generation assetts from the distribution (wires) in order to fit in with the new regulations. This ultimately was the demise of my business unit when they desided to only keep there large bundled power plants and drop all deregulated sales and put the wires part under the new regulated entity"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To late, what's done is done"