RWE Clean Energy

"The company is generally good, and I think many people have good intentions, but the culture is more male-dominated. RWE promotes people with who are charismatic, aggressive, and confident, even if they lack social skills, lose their temper in meetings, and are disorganized. Despite a few years of 'prioritizing' DEI, the executive leadership has little to no results to share on their progress. When a position became open on their board, they searched but were 'unable to find a woman qualified for the position' and hired someone from a recent consulting contract. Despite those issues, there are amazing women in RWE with serious knowledge and skills. It is a good place to learn the ropes of the industry and grow professionally. Teams have budgets to attend conferences, for professional training, tuition reimbursement, and more."

"Amazing opportunities are offered for driven and talented individuals with open minds and fresh ideas."

"RWE Clean Energy is a great place to work. There is a lot of support from leadership and the company has a great culture. "

"As a working mom, I have always felt supported and that work-life balance, flexibility, and mental well-being are top of mind at RWE. "

"As a mother two young kids the flexibility of working hours is important to me. And I get that here. It's refreshing to see male colleagues and leadership also openly talk about their parenting responsibilities (and similarly having to dip out for kids' emergencies once in a while), therefore making it the norm - and not a taboo subject."