Pros
The biggest pros os area work. Not a lot of overtime. Depending on the Foreman you are working under, a few are cool to work with and will expose you to more on the job site than what you would be exposed to in the classroom. A great place of your just starting your electrical career. That’s about it.
Cons
It’s a big company and you are just a number. So many people come and go that you are not being paid attention to. Your hard work is not appreciated what so ever. Layoffs happen frequently. Some foreman’s are just over rated baby sitters that don’t want to teach you the proper way to do anything and will teach you the hardest and slowest way possible just to go back to supervisors and eat you out to make themselves look good. Literally will tell you to do something incorrectly if you don’t know what your doing to take a picture of you doing it behind your back and send the photos to supervisors. The pay sucks starting out and it takes years to get in the higher teens. Getting a .50 raise is like pulling baby teeth and likely won’t happen. After a few years of work I’ve still yet to get a work short with the companies name on it. It’s like ridiculous they have a warehouse full of company clothing but won’t come off of it even if you offer to pay them for the shirts out of your own pocket just to feel included and apart of a team. You would never know 3/4 of the people working for BESCO even work there on a job site because of failure to identify.