Graduate Electrical Engineer - Power Review

Amazing, everyone is kind and helpful. The company themselves care for you and provide lots of benefits. Also the area is cheap, so your salary goes alot further than in other places.

Site engineer, includes writing technical requirements, design reviews, solving faults.

It was a slow start but after a year in, I get work which makes a real impact on the business. I won't give it a 4/5 just yet as there are bigger projects and more responsibility I could yet take on which will come only with time.

Really good. obviously does not match some public sector discounts and benefits (e.g. pension, blue light) but it is probably one of the best i've seen for a private company (excluding what you may get in tech startups and stuff)

They care and help push for chartership which is very important for career development. They also encourage you to do as much training as you want.

My line manager and team leader are very good, as we see each other almost everytime we are in office it is easy to have a chat with them. Also reachable when working online and are always open to any questions no matter how silly. A buddy scheme was there before I started at the company which help put my mind at ease. I have yet to interact with HR outside of timesheet issues which get solved very quickly.

Nearly perfect! 37h weeks meaning shorter days on fridays. Flexi working so I can start early and finish early. Ideal world is as always, 4 day working weeks.
The physical wellbeing for my specific job is good (i get to walk around alot on some days which is nice), they also provide help mentally (mental first aiders and also apps and other guides for mental wellbeing). Everyone is understand of these things from what I have seen so far from my limited experience.

My personal experience has been spot on, everyone is friendly on the whole. Remote working policies are good, the office culture is good. I feel included and that my opinion is usually wanted. I have only had a couple of occasions where I feel as if i'm being "ignored" e.g. they will email my line manager instead of me when a piece of work has been assigned to me, although this was fixed within minutes.

Seems overall really good, haven't seen anything negative about it. They have modules which address this stuff too.

Yes

Good pay, good location, good work-life balance (nearly perfect!), what we do is really cool. The only negatives I'd say is the start can feel slow, and I am a bit worried about what the pay will be like in a few years (job hopping is the new big thing for pay rises so will staying loyal pay off or not).

When i applied, I wasn't really told what I was going to be doing other than electrical engineering.
The interview flew by and I barely remember what we spoke about other than it went smoothly apart from the technical question which i got wrong :(
Even the lead up to the first day I had 0 clue what I would be doing. Even after the first week of induction I had no clue what I was doing.
Only when I finally met my team did I understand my role. It was not what I thought i'd be doing (don't get me wrong, I love what I do now, I just had no clue what it was going to be like!)