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Titan Solar Power Reviews

2.7

29% would recommend to a friend

(150 total reviews)

David Williamson

33% approve of CEO

17% positive business outlook

Titan Solar Power has an employee rating of 2.7 out of 5 stars, based on 150 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Titan Solar Power employee rating is 26% below average for employers within the Energy, mining, utilities industry (3.7 stars).

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150 reviews
1.0
10 June 2024

Terrible Company, Terrible CEO

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Some of the workers are nice. Not many.

Cons

I want to share my experience regarding the current leadership at this company, particularly the CEO, who took over in mid-2023. It's important to note that the CEO listed on Glassdoor is outdated, likely because the company is aware of the negative reviews under the current leadership. Unfortunately, my observations have led me to question the integrity of the current CEO. On multiple occasions, I witnessed the CEO making disparaging remarks about employees in front of their peers, failing to fulfill promises of raises, shifting blame for mistakes, and being dishonest. The current CEO was promoted from COO to CEO after only three months, largely due to his relationship with the owner of the parent company, rather than proven leadership or management experience. The leadership team's treatment of employees mirrors their approach to customer relations, which has resulted in multiple lawsuits. Additionally, they have structured the Board of Directors to consist of themselves, which prevents employees from reporting any abusive behavior effectively. It is also worth noting that many of the positive reviews seem to originate from HR, the Marketing team, or a select group referred to as the "Ride or Die" group. This group receives preferential treatment and compensation that exceeds what their positions or experience typically warrant, which has led to a lack of respect for the CEO and his leadership team from the broader employee base.

1.0
26 Jan 2024

Don’t waste your time

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Enjoyed working with my department on a personal level.

Cons

Being laid off without warning. No severance package, not even paid out PTO. Paying operations management 3 figures to do nothing but put a bandaid over things. They don’t take accountability for unorganized operations processes. They point the finger instead of addressing the real issues. David W was the glue to the company and provided opportunities for people and made sure his people were taken care of. Once he left the companies values & “Christian values” were thrown in the trash. The new CEO & CFO are selfish for allowing the company to lay people off without notice and nothing to fall back on. I was lucky enough to be laid off in the May layoff. I feel bad for the people who were laid off during Christmas time - morally wrong. God is watching and I pray they find their true meaning again.

1.0
15 Jan 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Some good hearted techs. Good co workers.

Cons

The Cons list is very substantial. This company used to be great. It is decaying and its all due to nepotism and extremely poor choices in management. They put people from the outside or its a family or friends in managerial roles. They keep qualified people out of management that have the years and the know how on all levels to help repair all the damages not only internally but for a lot of customers who are desperate for results. The upper management never looks deeper into who they actually have that may be working for them. They ignore anyone outside of organized, collaborated, inner circle that may also be considered a brick wall to really stop a rising star or an experienced person who can do their jobs better while standing on their heads. Do you know what it feels like to have homeowners look you in the eye with tears in theirs asking you to please help them? Do you understand the amount of times that happened? Do you understand what that does to your soul when its happens repeatedly? When you force yourself to get over that by being somewhat numb? Nothing that used to be normal to you. It phycologically wears on you after its repetitive and consistent. Does titan even try to understand a fraction of what their good employees go through? Are there bad employees? Yes but a lot are not only good techs but good hearted people as well. Do they see how stress and unfair bias can lead a long time employee to no longer have the love they once had? The care they proudly used to carry? Once dave williamson was ousted because he got a little overzealous with his success and needed some help his partners shoved him out. Partners that really seem to be running the place like an entirely different kind of industry. Dave was the heart and soul. They ripped it out. Now you have non construction guys trying to run a solar construction company like google. Management choices are weird. Methods are alien. Trying to put sales guys in construction hats is laughable. They couldnt identify a real leader if it landed on their lap. A long time ago changes were needed and the people you told looked at you as a threat to their job. That makes hurdles easier to jump over... Right. Not enough focus on the ones really pushing to reverse negatives and for not owning the place I have no idea why after a while I still cared as much as I did. What a waste of energy. Waste of time. I wish them luck because theyre gonna need it.

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