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Eos Energy Storage Reviews

2.6

27% would recommend to a friend

(44 total reviews)
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Joe Mastrangelo

46% approve of CEO

15% positive business outlook

Eos Energy Storage has an employee rating of 2.6 out of 5 stars, based on 44 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Eos Energy Storage employee rating is 29% below average for employers within the Energy, mining, utilities industry (3.7 stars).

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44 reviews
1.0
2 Apr 2019

Runnnnnnnn

Anonymous employee
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Pros

No Weekends, Can dress how you want.

Cons

A whole lot. Robert Falcon is a idiot, he tend to insult his staff members, very bashful, and sexism (hate women, try to treat them like crap) also this company is currently black listed by 10 different companies due to non payment to name a few Rublic Waste Management,FedEx and 8 more vendors. they are very low on funds and will eventually not be able to pay staff members....STAY AWAY THIS IS A WARNING.

1.0
3 Apr 2018

Current Employee

Anonymous employee
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Pros

You will make a lot of good connections and rub shoulders with some of the most talented people in energy storage.

Cons

Most of the review so far have been from upper management and an intern. I am here to give a different perspective. No 401K, Health insurance is expensive, stock options are a joke, no annual performance reviews, no growth, constant layoffs and firings the company really has nothing to offer besides an unstable job, paycheck and experience. You can clearly see no one is willing to go the extra mile for this company. Everyone I work with is out the door at 5pm on the dot. Eos is not a transparent company at all. There is absolutely no line of communication between the engineering, business, production, manufacturing and R&D. The company has taken major short cuts around the safety of a lot of the workers in the company. HR department is pretty much run by upper management. If you make a complaint you will most likely get laid off or fired. If you bring up a safety issue it will mostly not get resolved. To much drama in upper management: Saw one of the upper managers cry, pout and threaten to quit over the location of their office location. We have another level of upper management who cannot clearly express his thoughts, ideas and direction to his employees. Instead acts like a baby and locks himself in an office all day and acts tough their emails. Constant power struggle between upper management. Could never and will never take this company serious. It is a ticking time bomb. Stay far away from this headache of a company.

1.0
9 Apr 2018

Full-Time Employee

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Completely casual dress code. Flexible hours A lot of creativity on projects. Minimal supervision. Good starting Pay .

Cons

Rare to be recognized, let alone thanked, for going above and beyond to accomplish something out of the ordinary. Once you've "done the impossible", it's just assumed that you can and will do it again and again from now on. No yearly raises. Work/life balance is mediocre at best Stock options that vest over 4 years, so you’ll wait a long time to benefit from them (if you last that long). Revolving door. It’s hard to last more than a couple of years here. It’s always seemingly a few steps away from massive failure Very few processes in place, so work is done extremely inefficiently Everything’s urgent, need it done ASAP, within the hour, right now- it gets old real fast. Minimal leadership training. No real employee development opportunities. The results are just as bad as you’d expect. Massive inter-departmental struggles. Most of my problems can be traced to one power-hungry higher-up. It only takes one person to ruin the work lives of many people. Completely ineffective HR department Every department is grossly understaffed, just barely above the point of collapse. Nearly everyone has to work harder than they would if they were doing the same job at another company. On another note. I joined the company in January 2017. Relocated to NJ only to be laid off in October 2017 with 15% of the staff (due to restructuring and/or performance).

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Glassdoor has 58 Eos Energy Storage reviews submitted anonymously by Eos Energy Storage employees. Read employee reviews and ratings on Glassdoor to decide if Eos Energy Storage is right for you.