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What is the best part of working at the company?
They are always helpful and understanding in getting the things you need wether it’s family issues, personal, they have great teachers on the job site, a nice 401k and other financial opportunities  ,if you want a education they provide that as well it includes pay raises , bonuses and other great benefits, it’s fast paced and have awesome employees to work around if you want to get started they will help you out.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The drive just to various job sites, which gas is not provided frequently,

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
It can be fun, it can be gritty, and dirty you can ask questions and not feel like your words didn’t matter their is always some one who hears you out to determine the right course of action, the company does a lot to make employees feel apart of the family 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Mostly busy from start to finish

I enjoy the work atmosphere at Jenoc, truly puts family needs over work needs.  When it's truly safe to fail, no blame, but teachable moments with coaching from management.  Peers are willing to help develop your knowledge and grow into your position with prospect for future promotions.  An open door policy to discuss frustrations or ideas regarding company practices, what was a plus and what can we do better/lessons learned are always discusssed.  The company is really doing it's best to change with current times and that includes training, processes and lean practices.  Countless opportunities for ongoing training/education courses thru the ABA.  Jenco has been a place that I've been looking to find over the past 25 years in construction.  Where I can thrive, contribute, learn, develop skills and share my knowledge openly.  

Typical work day, begin at 5 am meet new hires, work on scheduling training, entering man hours, assisting HR, General Foreman and Safety Manager, data entry, make sure to meet your dead line for each day and maintain office equipment.  What was learned is safety first as its an Electrical company, work hard and stay focused.  Management was good, they focused on employees training, safety well being.  My co-workers were great, always treated others with respect. Most challenging part of the job was being mindful of your surroundings as this was my first time working on a construction site. The most enjoyable part of the job was the opportunity to meet and get to know new people as well as learning the electrical aspect of the job.

Having worked at Jenco, Inc for most of my career, I've found that the organization is structured to allow for flexibility in your role and provides plenty of opportunities to advance. The schedule is open to various work hours giving you the ability to create a strong work/life balance and focus on completing commitments, not logging hours. There are good benefits with options to earn additional bonuses for sales or improvement projects.

As a team member at Jenco. I am very excited in the direction the company is going. They are very open to suggestion on ways to move forward as a company. they work very hard to get all of the teams input on how to get better in all aspects as a company. Jenco is very interested in team member success  on and off the job. I have never been at a company that cares so much about the people. In saying that, it does not mean that there is not room for growth. They are working hard to change some peoples attitude.

I work with great people.  They are knowledgeable and patient with me while I learn the electric trade.  There is so much to learn, which is exciting for me.  It feels great to know I am apart of this team building for job sites.  I can't wait to point out to family and friends the buildings I helped work on.  The company really takes care of their employees.  I have benefits through the company, training is encouraged, I have had opportunities for overtime, and management asks for input.  I really like working for them.

Jenco offers a number of things to advance your career. For instance, you will have the opportunity to obtain your Journeyman's certification through a nationally recognized apprenticeship program. Better yet, this program is paid for by the company. 
Management is supportive of advancing your career. The culture of the field is to teach fellow employees to become better electricians by following best practices.  
Benefits are competitive and the 401k match is superb.

Great benefits with four medical plans to choose from and a 401k matching program. Lots of learning opportunities for both personal and professional development - book clubs, study groups, training sessions. Management is truly interested in empowering every employee at every level - a rare scenario in the industry.

The day in the life of a Jenco employee is one of a comfortable one where you're treated like family. Everyone is eager to help, with this in mind it teaches patience and that it will all work out in the end. Their is such great potential working with this company, If you're willing and have that drive- "can-do" attitude then climb aboard and see you at the top!

I started off with a very limited knowledge of electrical construction, but everyone here loves to not only give you the answer but understand why the answer is correct. Jenco also pushes for people to move up and explore different roles so that each day is something new. Really a great place to work!!

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