Pros
It was nice to work from home, and they provided all of the equipment.
Cons
From the very beginning, through lengthy training, Engie Impact taught us how much they care about people and the world. I was so excited to work for this very liberal and loving company, even if the pay was not competitive. In 2022, they hired a new corporate leader, for lack of a better title. And that's when they started outsourcing a large % of positions to the Philippines. I don't know what they are being paid and whether or not it is enough to live on in the Philippines, but it is obviously astronomically lower than we were being paid. They laid off many people, as they told us "attrition was lower than expected." And they were bragging about how large the raise would be for us in March of 2023. But an employee who had been working there for 5 years got a raise of around $0.90, making their hourly wage around $18. And that employee now has a LOT more responsibilities, due to the fact that they need to take on all of the extra work, including fixing the MANY errors that occur regularly due to many of the employees in the Philippines knowing very little English.
