SaskPower Careers and Employment

Work wellbeing

Results based on 28 responses to Indeed's work wellbeing survey.

Work wellbeing score is Average, 70 out of 100

Happiness

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Average

Stress-free

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Average

Purpose

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Average

Satisfaction

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Average

About the company

Founded
1929
Company size
1,001 to 5,000
Industry
Energy, Mining, Utilities
Headquarters
Regina
Link
SaskPower website

SaskPower is the principal electric utility in Saskatchewan, Canada. Established in 1929 by the provincial government, it serves more than 490,000 customers and manages $7 billion in assets. SaskPower is a major employer in the province with over 2,800 permanent full-time staff located in approximately 70 communities....

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Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 93 reviews and is evolving.

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Reviews

Meter Reader in Saskatoon, SK

on 2 August 2023

Seniority is all that matters here

Too many supervisors/managers for the number of employees. It doesn't matter how hard you work the lazy guy there one more day then you gets the promotion. Union was useless. Pay is good. Toxic work environment.

Millwright in Bdps

on 11 July 2023

Pretty good

It’s a pretty good place to work. The wage could be a little better. Get some overtime , not tons . 8 hour shifts are nice. Too bad the future of coal is not good

Journeyman Millwright in Estevan, SK

on 2 July 2023

Fun place to work

Saskpower is good place to work with great people and pretty decent safety. Not the best pay but it isn’t the lowest either. I’ve learned a lot about turbines since working there.

Facility Operator in Estevan, shand

on 29 June 2023

Toxic work environment, too much politics and nepotism

If you are a new guy who is doing well performance wise, your co-workers along with management try to push you down and they can go as far as setting you up for a faliure. They point fingers at you when you are trying to learn saying that you are not here to learn but work. Too much favoritism to certian group of people and everyone is someone's relative of the management or whomsoever has the inf...

Mechanical Engineering Intern in Regina, SK

on 26 April 2023

Learned a lot as an intern.

Started off as an intern with no experience. By the end of my internship I was leading team meetings and was well versed in project management. Great company to start your career with.

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Interview insights

Insights from 60 Indeed users who have interviewed with SaskPower within the last 5 years.

Favourable experience

Interview is average

Process takes about a week

Interview questions

I have applied online to get interview call. Questions : Tell us about saskpower? Why wanna work for call centre? How to handle irrate customer? How did you handle the uneasy colleague? What is exceptional customer service? Why you wanna leave the current job?

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Shared on 28 February 2020

Interviewed for Customer Service Role; 1. Tell us what you know about SaskPower. 2. Tell us a time when you went beyond the ordinary for a customer 3. Tell us a time when you had to work with a difficult team member. What did you do? How did you handle the situation? 4. Tell us a time when you had to be uncurteous to a very irate customer. (This is a trick question). 5. What does the term exceptional customer service mean to you? 6. Tell is a time when you used your initiative to solve a problem. What was the problem and what suggestion did you offer? 7. Tell us a time management took a decision you didn't like. How did you respond to it? Were you able to influence a change in the management's decision? 8. Give an example of when you used your skill to solve a problem. 9. Tell us when you had to sell a product to a customer. How did you do it? What was the outcome? 10. How will you deal with an irate customer?

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Shared on 10 February 2018

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Shared on 9 August 2017

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