Not a bad place to work but still some issues to be resolved: opiniones de empleados con el puesto de Empleado anónimo en Intermountain Rural Electric Association

IREA was a family type business. The employees look after each other and care about each other. The pension plan really is impressive. If you like electricity, this is one of the best places to have a permanent career in the industry. The org chart is pretty flat so your work can easily be seen by the CEO. Shielded by a volatile market, so if jobs are lost in the economy there is a great chance that you will still have a full-time job at IREA.

The org chart is flat so there isn't much growth in titles or salary. Change happens very slowly so patience is required. I left because there was less focus on people and more focus on getting more and more projects done. Though the salaries and titles did not expand to fit the amount of work to be done.

Terrific group of colleagues within department and outside department that work as a strong team. Salary and benefit package strong.

Too many sub-managers. Seniority not recognized when hiring occurs. A temp will get hired over a permanent employee. Lay offs not considered for new job openings nor contacted when application is received.