All of the below information comes directly from job reviews written by Severn Trent employees based on 321 reviews.
 
 
Responsibility:
3.6/5
 
Work Life Balance:
4.2/5
 
Environmental Awareness:
4.5/5
 
Benefits:
3.8/5
 
Company Culture:
4.1/5
 
Career Progression:
3.9/5
 
Colleagues:
4.3/5
 
Training:
3.6/5
 
Enjoyment:
4.1/5
 
Overall Rating:
4/5
 

Think of water and you probably think of us. We’re one of the largest regulated water companies across England and Wales. Severn Trent runs through the heart of the UK, providing essential services from the Bristol Channel to the Humber, and from Shropshire to the East Midlands. In Wales, our customers are looked after by Hafren Dyfrdwy, our new company is the teaming up of Dee Valley Water and Severn Trent and will bring wonderful water to mid and north-east Wales. The partnership combines an existing warm community approach, with the perks of being part of a wider public company.

Together we are part of Severn Trent PLC where our passion is making sure wonderful water reaches our customers and taking their waste away safely, so that they can put the kettle on or jump in the shower without thinking.

Our lives revolve around water: we need it to survive but we also cook with it, clean with it, and have fun with it! Not a day goes by where we don’t come across water. By being aware of its importance and caring for it, we can make sure there’s always enough to drink, fill a saucepan and splash about in for everyone. To fully appreciate water, you need to understand where it comes from and how it makes the journey to and from our homes.

It’s a challenge providing customers with the world’s most precious resource every day, but we’re dedicated to making sure our networks mean everyone in our regions has this amazing product on tap. We welcome the great responsibility that
comes with handling such a precious resource and so do everything in our power to make sure our wonderful water is the best it can be and that the communities we serve are aware of this.


Industry: IT Development & Consulting Department: Technology Job Title: Graduate Scrum Master

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great team to individual work balance.

Friendly colleagues that are always available to help out.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital & Commercial Services Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

No day is the same, always a new challenge, problem or task
Unsupervised and trusted in the work that's given to you but help is always available on demand

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Human Resources Job Title: Onboarding & Administration Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I love the people I work with and the culture at Severn Trent. There is so much support and if you're curious and willing to drive your own development there are plenty of opportunities.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Waste Networks (Graduate Scheme) Job Title: Catchment Lead

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Team culture

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Severn Trent Services Job Title: Commercial Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Lots of autonomy in role, flexible working, supportive team

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital and Commerical Services Job Title: Graduate Design Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The other engineers are always willing to help. Flexible working hours means you can start working earlier to finish earlier - better for work life balance.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Human Resources Job Title: Reward & Benefits Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexibility
Variability
Challenge

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: CCS Green Recovery Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Plenty of leadership opportunities
- Work alongside engineers and learn about technical details whilst managing projects
- Grow my network my working with a range of different stakeholders

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Business Planning Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Varied in terms of day to day tasks, utilises technical knowledge and skills, team working is widely available and helpful.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Water Networks Job Title: Business Change Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Green Recovery Job Title: Assistant Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I love the autonomy that I get in my role. At the start of my placement I was asked which specific projects within the team I would like to get involved with, and was given most of these projects to own and run myself.

I'm able to get on with my work whilst also having the support of my manager, team & mentor when I need it. It feels great to know that I'm trusted to do this, and means that I have the ability to really 'wow' people when I can deliver above and beyond their expectations.

I also love that as part of my job I get to go on site visits. I can often find myself on a summers day walking around one of our reservoirs, or a place of outstanding beauty on our patch.

Another great thing about the company is the work-life balance. You are not expected to work beyond your hours, weekends or whilst on holiday (in fact my manager told me off for emailing her whilst I was on annual leave!). The company understands that you have a life outside of work, and you get the feeling that they know you'll do your best when you have a great work life balance, feel happy and will contribute more when you are at work.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital and Commercial services Job Title: Design Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Freedom to work on issues i choose
ability to drive and see multiple sites
work with many different disciplines
Good training regime
Large potential for networking
Good project management experience

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Industry: Accountancy & Insurance Department: Finance Job Title: Finance Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Challenging and rewarding. Great work environment.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Customer Operations - Water Job Title: Feasibility Coordinator

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Diverse nature of the job
Working with different people
Progression plan/opportunities

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Finance Graduate - Various Roles

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Variety of work, colleagues, support networks

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: CCS Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The responsibility and challenge

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Finance Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Highly motivating and rewarding job, encouraging colleagues and a lot of opportunity

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Network Customer Operations Job Title: Capital Project Lead

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Everyone is happy to help you learn and develop as an individual. People want the best for you

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: EICA - Factories Job Title: Technical Leadership Program - Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- lots of flexibility
- Good work / life balance
- responsibility of a project from the get go
- lots of departments and company procedure to learn
- training is taken seriously

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Graduate Finance Leadership

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Responsibility given to me has been great, only in my first placement but feel have seen so many areas of the business and the finance directory.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: HR Job Title: Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Speaking to people all over the business, seeing candidates and ensuring they have a positive experience, analysing data to see how we can improve our service next year, being accountable for a project and seeing it through to the end

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Group Finance Job Title: Graduate Finance Tax

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The best thing is definitely a split between the working environment and the career opportunities. The employee base at Severn Trent is incredibly friendly and sociable, and the career opportunities are endless if you apply yourself!

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Wholesale Market Unit Job Title: Business Leadship Programme

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Wide Network / contacts
Problem solving and finding the best solution for all involved
collaboration with other teams

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Strategy and Regulations Job Title: Green recovery analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

the exposure to as much of the business in such a short time frame. Also the support network which is embraced as part of the ethos.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Finance Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The colleagues have all been very friendly and helpful throughout - a great work environment.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Instrumentation & Control Assets design (ICA Design) Job Title: Graduate Design Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Wide range of opportunities available with various teams requiring staff.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Waste Networks Job Title: Third Party Claims Coordinator

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people I work with

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital and Commercial Services Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great colleagues, variety of work, consistent support.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Finance Business Partner

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Practical use of studied skills/theories

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Infra Delivery Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Commercial Services-Design Team Job Title: Design Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The experience at Severn Trent has helped me learn a lot of important skills, both personal and technical. The most important of them is my communication skills. We are encouraged to interact with our seniors and peers, ask questions and learn from their experiences. This has also helped me to grow my network both at the company and with clients. Through the different projects, I got the opportunity to work as a part of a team and independently. This has prepared me to work in an organized method with confidence in any situation, while efficiently managing time.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Chief Engineer Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate. Stratergy & Performance

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The team I work in
Support available
Variety of work I am involved in

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: IT Job Title: Technical Asset Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production Job Title: Senior Technician

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work life balance, challenging work, level of responsibility so early on and working for a company with great ethics. So many opportunities to grow and develop.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Visitor Experience Team Job Title: Graduate Projects Officer

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production Job Title: Hub Scientist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

It allows me to develop skills I already have, and gain new skills.
I enjoy being part of a team.
I can challenge myself and build a reputation.
I get to work for a big company that provides something essential to customers.
I love the fact that the company is so concerned about their customers- at the forefront of every decision we make.
I love that the company prioritises employees too.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: EICA Job Title: Technical Graduate scheme

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Learning a lot about project management and the management cycle.
Learning about legislation.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Bioresources Job Title: Continous Improvement Technician

What are the best and worst things about your job?

good work life balance
good friendly culture
huge area
learning new skills
opportunity for personal development

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Captial Design Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Capital Accounting - Finance Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Varied work, good team, time to study for exams, involvement in the wider business.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Group Transformation Job Title: Transformation Change Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people! It is a great team with a mixture of stakeholders from across the business.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: CDC Job Title: Graduate Project Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

There's a lot of variability of the sites and opportunities

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

High level of responsibility
Trust to get the job done
Decent pay
I can see how my future will progress
Will give me positions that I find valuable

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Strategy and Transformation Job Title: Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Varied day-to-day work
Ability to visit different locations (water treatment sites)
Flexible working
Support with personal and professional development opportunities
Good working atmosphere

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Graduate Business Leadership Programme Job Title: Compliance Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work life balance and flexibility. There is an inherent trust in doing your job in your own way and performance is not measured in presenteeism but objectives reached.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Interesting work with unique challenges. Good morale, the company cares about the employee's physical and mental well being.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Waste Treatment Design Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Everyone is great within my team and it couldn't be a better company to work for.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Commercial Savings Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Chief Engineer Job Title: Security and Resilience Coordinator

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial Job Title: Graduate Civil Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial Job Title: Project Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Innovation Job Title: Front-End Innovation Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- The variety - opportunity to undertake 3 placements and get involved in additional activities outside of the day job
- Regular training sessions (plus the option to undertake additional training courses outside of this if you write a good enough business case!)
- The head office (state of the art)
- Company phone
- The all round benefits package (including very generous salary)
- Work-life balance (however this very much depends on which team you will be working in)
- Many senior leaders are great advocates of the graduate scheme and will spend time to help you with your development
- The company invests a lot in graduates and they are placed in high regard- after the scheme has finished there will be opportunities to advance further

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Delivery Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The freedom to explore and learn from different areas.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible and laid back work environment, not too much pressure

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Graduate Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The freedom to manage my work in my own way and make my own decisions. I have been given a really good level of responsibility and challenge within my role.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Treatment Process Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Graduate Finance

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Plenty of opportunities to get involved with lots of different areas of the company.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Operations Job Title: Senior Network Technician

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Relaxed atmosphere, generally friendly workforce.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Capital Delivery Job Title: Graduate Engineering

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Getting to work on major engineering projects, and being involved in work that genuinely matters.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Innovation Job Title: Graduate Business Leadership Programme

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Level of responsibility and exposure within the company available.

Amazing people in my team that I can rely on for advice (who also make my role that extra worthwhile).

Incredible HR/New Talents Team around to help us with any concerns that we may have. They have been absolutely brilliant from the assessment centre, right through my placement(s).

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Technology Job Title: Associate Business Architect

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Nice environment and colleagues.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial Job Title: Graduate Project Management

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Good company culture across both roles I have done; good working environment
- Opportunities to undertake CPD if this is something you're motivated and driven to do
- Work on projects with a high value which is great for the CV

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Technology Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Being trusted to manage my own time, ability to work from home, the location of the office which is close to home

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Finance graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

stakeholder engagement.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Technology Job Title: Creative Strategist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

There is something new to do every day.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Chief Engineer Job Title: Security & Resilience Coordinator

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: PMO Job Title: Graduate Project Management

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Learning how a huge and important company works, working with great colleagues.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery & Commercial - Water - Non Infra Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The level of responsibility I have been afforded has been fantastic and I have felt empowered to do my job.

The company culture and attitude to diversity, work life balance, mental health awareness and many other aspects of human life really is second to none.

There is excellent opportunity for training and personal development as well as other things, like volunteering in the community.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Project Delivery Job Title: Project Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work-Life balance, good responsibilities given to me, nice colleagues.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production- Treatment Process Engineering Job Title: Process Engineering

What are the best and worst things about your job?

There is a great workplace atmosphere. I'm given the responsibility to own projects and to implement my own suggestions with clear results. The focus on learning is excellent, training or shadowing opportunities are never questioned and conference attendance is encouraged. Flexible attitude extends to the working locations and approach to time management.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Asset Health Job Title: Business Leadership Scheme

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The best thing would be that I am on a placement, where I have a lot of responsibility placed on me. I am a project manager and the project is quite significant to the wider team. So, it is a good opportunity to work on a significant project with all its challenges and engage a range of senior stakeholders.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Finance Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

In my job I receive a lot of support from my team and management and everybody in the organisation is open to listen and advise. There is a lot of growth opportunity in my role and management ensure you are happy in your role.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: CDC Job Title: Graduate Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good work environment
Challenging but with support when needed
Flexible hours

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production Job Title: Senior Technician

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Each day is different. The work is very reactive and so plans can change quickly which can be exciting. Office and site-based which means that some days can be quite active out and about on site. Opportunity to visit other Severn Trent sites and network with different areas of the business.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Estates Management Job Title: Graduate Project Officer

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Waste Water Job Title: Senior Network Technician

What are the best and worst things about your job?

-The team are very helpful, understanding and supportive.
-The variety of tasks to complete mean that no 2 days are the same.
-The ability to go out to sites with crews to develop my technical understanding.
-The ability to be involved in projects outside of my BAU work.
-The location and parking are great.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Project Management Job Title: PMO Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: CDC Design Job Title: Graduate Mechanical Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Chance to be involved in a wide variety of projects and have something new to think about every day.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I am given a lot of freedom to pursue "extra-curricular" projects, i.e. work streams which fall entirely outside of my day job. This helps me gain insight into the wider business as well as improving my network.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Project Management Job Title: PM

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Opportunities
Team
Relaxed nature
All about growth

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Engineering Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great work-life balance.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial Job Title: Graduate Engineering

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The working atmosphere is fantastic.
The work is engaging and interesting, a large mix of things to do.
You are not in an office 5 days a week (engineering graduates specifically).
Flexible working hours.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commerical Job Title: Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great responsibility
Helpful friendly culture
Target driven
Room for growth and opportunities
Training

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Chief Engineer Job Title: Front End Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Benefits package
Variety in the placements
Training and support offered
Work life balance
Opportunity to travel around to different sites and DILOs

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Graduate Finance

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexibility and autonomy

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial Job Title: Graduate Project Management

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Customer Network Operations Job Title: DST County Team Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Level of responsibility and exposure to senior management.
Autonomy to have an impact and make decisions.
Variety of work.
Always learning.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production Job Title: Water Quality Advisor

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Extremely accountable. What I do can have a lasting impact.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Asset Data Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Immediate high level of responsibility.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Contract Management Job Title: Contract Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexibility
Support
Benefits

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Process Design engineering Job Title: Process design engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Geared up to your development, no matter what that is. Flexible company with plenty of opportunities to move around.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Variance and Opportunities -
I am not one for the standard 9-5 behind an office desk all week. Fortunately, I have not had that experience as every week is different to the last, working in the different locations, with different people. There is an array of training available and you are openly encouraged to get involved with other areas of the business on for example experience days and external opportunities such as working on charity schemes.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery Job Title: Graduate Project Management

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Exposure to senior stakeholders within the business.
- Networking across my Capital Delivery department.
- Doing work that enables me to have a programme level view of schemes within our Capital Delivery Non Infrastructure department.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial Job Title: Supply Chain Transformation Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The number of different challenging workstreams open to me

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Industry: Energy and Utilities

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Treatment Process Job Title: Wastewater Process Advisor

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Highly autonomous, I am left to get on with my work and manage my time myself.
Interesting work investigating and resolving different process issues.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great work/ life balance. Flexible working hours (chance to work from home on occasions). Great holidays, start on 28 days.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance Job Title: Graduate Finance

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery & Commercial Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Severn Trent provide a great platform for professional development and training on the journey to becoming a Chartered engineer.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery & Commercial Job Title: Business Leadership Programme

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Broad range of jobs on offer for the graduate scheme
Working culture within the company
Great team work and collaboration with other departments
Good range of benefits for employees
Real focus on the environment and of creating a legacy for future generations
Opportunities to get involved in many different projects and groups from day one

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Job Title: Graduate Engineering

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexibility and work-life balance.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Chief Engineer Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The chance to get involved with things outside of my role and the opportunity to shadow other teams etc.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Job Title: Business leadership graduate

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Excellent culture and work life balance.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Commercial/Contract Managemet Job Title: Contract Specialist

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Lots of variety, the role I am in at the moment as a Contract Specialist means I get a lot of dealings with one of our biggest contractors, managing their risk and performance closely to deliver business outcomes and targets.

The team is great, there are a lot of development opportunities and I have been able to get involved in contract negotiations throughout my role.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Graduate Engineering

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Relaxed environment. Support from managers

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Treatment Process Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Get to be out and about onsite as well as being based in the office

Get to tackle interesting problems

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Group Transformation Job Title: Safer, Better, Faster Technical Expert

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Flexibility and great home/work life
- Opportunity for development - training, qualifications
- A lot of support and access to experience through others
- Freedom to get involved in more than just your day to day job role
- Opportunities to learn about the whole business from water and waste, to the support networks of the business that operate behind the scenes

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Investment Planning Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Office Environment
- Friendly Colleagues
- Many Graduate Events
- Training and Support

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Water Resources Strategy Job Title: Abstraction Licensing Analyst

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Responsibility and exposure to a big business.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery & Commercial

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Relaxed work environment, work-life balance, experiencing different roles.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Innovation Job Title: Project Delivery Lead

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Only just moved into the new role so not much I can say so far.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Customer Strategy Job Title: Customer Journey Specialist (Business Leadership Programme)

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Great people
- Team engagement is through the roof
- Passion about what we do

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Job Title: Graduate Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Hands on experience. Trusted with responsibility. Trusted to deliver. Stakeholder management. Investigative work to get to the root of the problem. Hydraulic modelling. Solution design.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Water Production Job Title: Process Advisor

Industry: Law Department: Developer Services Job Title: Account Creation Team Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Level of autonomy and responsibility.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Bioresources Job Title: Interworks Fleet Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I enjoy how fast paced it can be.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Bioresources Job Title: BLP graduate programme

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Exposure to all levels of role and hierarchy

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Technology Job Title: Project Manager

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Feel empowered, got a lot of responsibilities, feel trusted even though my lack of experience.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Graduate Solution Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Being able to actively apply my university studies to my daily work.
The level of responsibility and trust given to get the job done.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Graduate - Various Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Communications Job Title: Education Strategy Officer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Level of responsibility, the team I work with and interact with, the people in the business are passionate.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Asset Creation Non-Infra Job Title: Graduate Solutions Engineer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Responsibility and magnitude of project involvement. I feel like my actions make a difference, I'm appreciated by my team for my contributions and my hard work is acknowledged.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Business Information Job Title: Finance Graduate Scheme

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Commercial Job Title: Technology Lead

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Wholesale Job Title: BLP Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Job Title: Graduate BLP

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: ICA Job Title: Programme Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Research & Development Job Title: Innovation Project Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Security

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Property Job Title: Improvement Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Water Job Title: Process Design Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Water Job Title: Business Planning Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Wholesale Job Title: DST Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Asset Management Job Title: Catchment Scientist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Project Delivery Job Title: Programme Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Customer Journey Job Title: Customer Journey Specialist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Wholesale Job Title: Graduate BLP

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Chemistry Job Title: Graduate Leadership

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Asset Data Job Title: GISST Updates Team Lead

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Senior Solution Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Asset Management Job Title: Catchment Partnership Coordinator

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Energy and Renewables Job Title: Logistic Fleet Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Operational Contact Centre Job Title: Continuous Improvement Specialist

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Finance Job Title: Finance Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Chemistry Department: Water Quality Job Title: Senior Water Quality Advisor

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Wholesale Operations Job Title: Improvement Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Finance Job Title: Finance Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Group Transformation Job Title: PMO Analyst

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Graduate Engineering

Industry: Accountancy & Insurance, Accountancy Department: Finance Job Title: Business Information Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Asset Management - Treatment Process Job Title: Wastewater Process Advisor

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, IT Project Management Job Title: IS Technical Leadership Graduate Programme - Infrastructure Project Management

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Process Design

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Wholesale Asset Creation Job Title: Solutions Engineer

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Group Commercial Job Title: Pump Strategy Lead

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Water Performance Job Title: Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: HR in Water Company Job Title: Senior HR Policy Advisor

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Process Design Engineering Job Title: Process design Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: #Customer Job Title: Social Media and Digital Strategy Specialist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Finance Job Title: ERm Risk Anayst

Industry: IT Development & Consulting, IT Systems Analyst Department: IT Job Title: Change Manager

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Project Management Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Graduate Solution Engineer

Industry: Accountancy & Insurance, Accountancy Job Title: Finance Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Business Improvement Job Title: Operational Effectiveness Project Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Customer: Digital and social media Job Title: Business Leadership graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Rotational Business Scheme. Now in HR Job Title: Senior Policy Advisor

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Waste Water Treatment & Quality Job Title: Process Advisor

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Production Planner Department: Group Commercial Job Title: IS Category Specialist

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Credit management Job Title: Business leadership graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Business Improvement Team Job Title: Project Analsyst / Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Strategic Planning Job Title: BLP Graduate Strategic Planner

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Network Control Job Title: Network Controller

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Customer Job Title: Change and Continuous Improvement Analyst/manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme

Industry: Support Services (Including Recruitment), Human Resources Graduate Scheme Department: Human Resources Job Title: Expert Practitioner

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Job Title: Graduate Business Leadership Programme

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Transformation Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Asset Creation Job Title: Graduate Engineer

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, IT Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: IT Customer Job Title: IS Graduate within Customer

Industry: Accountancy & Insurance, Company Accounts & Finance Management Department: Performance and Planning Job Title: Performance Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Information Systems Job Title: Business Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: R&D Job Title: Graduate Business Leadership

Industry: Support Services (Including Recruitment), Customer Service Department: Customer Journey and Insights Job Title: Customer Journey Technician

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Engineering Graduate Trainee

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, IT Infrastructure & Networks Department: Infrastructure Delivery Job Title: IS Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Water Industry Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

Industry: Banking and Finance, Finance Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Management Accounting Job Title: Finance Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Job Title: Income Expert

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Customer Care Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Customer Care Job Title: Business Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Wholesale Operations Job Title: Customer and Community County Lead

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Production Planner Department: Planning and Performance Job Title: Infrastructure Improvement Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Planning and Performance Job Title: Strategy Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Graduate scheme Job Title: Graduate Business leadership scheme

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Transformation Job Title: Business Leadership Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Job Title: Graduate

Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Business Services Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Wholesale Operations Job Title: Capital Risk Manager

Industry: Support Services (Including Recruitment), HR Advisor Department: Reward & Benefits Job Title: Senior Reward & Benefits Advisor

Industry: Consumer Goods and FMCG, Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Retail Job Title: Graduate

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Business Improvement Job Title: Project Improvement Analyst

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme Department: Renewable energy development Job Title: Business Leadership Programme

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Process Design Job Title: Process Design Engineer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Wastewater treatment and quality Job Title: Process Adviser

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Water Job Title: Traffic Management Act Team Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Process Integration Job Title: Process Designer

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Environmental Consultancy & Management Department: Distribution Job Title: Distribution Team Manager

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Health and Safety

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Variety of day to day tasks, responsibility to 'own' your own work and trust to work in the best way for you.

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Waste

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The team communication and the character building

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Digital Design

What are the best and worst things about your job?

flexible hours, relatively easy work

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial

What are the best and worst things about your job?
- Work / Life balance - Training and support - Career progression - Exposure to various challenges Read more


Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Commercial

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible working
Multiple support sources
Relevant, specific training courses
Personal development training courses

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Group Transformation

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- Everyone within the business are friendly and helpful
- Lots of opportunities and activities to get involved in

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Human Resources

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I have networked with so many people, its allowed me to gain valuable life skills i wouldn't have been able to get elsewhere.
I get to have a significant impact on peoples support and development.
I get to work in the most amazing and supportive team of people.

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Resourcing

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Every day is different

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Capital and Commercial Services

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Waste infra north

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Whenever you get a project you can work on. It had already been completed, but there was no carbon output for it. In this case I did my own research, found assets, did the calculation, put it all nicely into a PP that was similar to a project storyboard, but for carbon. In it I explained the construction work, got to compare and contrast the different results I got from different Excel tools and generally which assets/decisions made the largest carbon contribution. Anything team related outside of the usual office I also love to attend, going on site etc. In my case the job security also seems to be ok, as I am learning to work in water, sustainability and data. None of those which will disappear any time soon I hope.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Bio-Resources

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Trusted to get on with your work without the need for micromanaging.

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Capital Delivery

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I have a good support team around me and always have someone to ask if I need help. I learn something new everyday which I love and no day is ever the same

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: PMO

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The work is fun and i get to communicate with lots of different people

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Freedom

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Water

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Its hands-on and physical so it keeps you on your feet.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Bioresources

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working with a great team who I get along with very well. Being out and about, one my feet all day.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I love the day to day life it gives me, there's lots of chances for self satisfaction and you go home feeling like you've had a successful day
The freedom to go and interact with customers, problem solve and think of new ideas is great and it keeps you very engaged

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Sewage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Everyday is different and unpredictable

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Water Production

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Meeting new people and seeing how the different sites differ from one another

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Your get massive amounts of support from colleagues and every day is never the same as the last.

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Different Challenges each day and different locations. Lots of progression in the job is there. Exciting and lots of analysing and investigating.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Utilities - Waste and Water

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Friendly helpfully company environment
Providing customers with an essential resource and service

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Group Transformation

What are the best and worst things about your job?

its different everyday and you get to meet loads of people around the business

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working local

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Opportunity to complete rotational placements as well as the work culture

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working outside in a enjoyable role with varied tasks everyday.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Engineering

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working hours, varied work, work with a small team

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital & Commercial Services

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Regularly able to go out to sites which makes the working environment diverse.
If you demonstrate you're good at what you do, you will be given responsibility which helps you progress quickly and further demonstrate your ability.
People are so friendly and willing to help.
I get to see some great infrastructure and engineering - particularly Victorian assets.

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I love being able to work In an outside environment

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Commercial

What are the best and worst things about your job?

My team and the wider commercial team, all welcoming and supportive people who offer value advice and experience.

The experience you gain this early on in your career is priceless and sets you up incredibly well within the industry.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Videography (Communications)

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The flexibility within my role is great. There is a good mix of working from home and in the office with colleagues and no two weeks will ever be the same as there are always different projects to work on.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Visitor Experience Team- Customer

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Unpredictability - expect the unexpected
Diversity of role
Opportunities for training and development

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: HR

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Love training people. Team is extremely supportive and welcoming.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Technology

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Having a sense of responsibility
Getting a degree and valuable on the job experience
The people I work with
Recognition as an apprentice (awards, ambassadors etc)

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Infra networks waste

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Company values / ethics

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Human Resources

What are the best and worst things about your job?

There are great opportunities for networking and teamwork throughout the company, and there are always chances to develop your skills.

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Industry: Retail Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

High salary good work hours and good people to work with

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Industry: - Select Industry - Department: Water treatment

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The variety of work and the people I meet. I am always learning new things on site each day.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: CDC

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Meeting new people and feeling accomplished when I get a task done.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

When you're out on the job there is a lot of freedom when doing your work, as long as you are working hard and doing what is asked of you and not causing any issues then you are basically left to your own devices.

I also like how the job is mainly outdoors and hands on the only time you're not outside working is when you are driving between jobs or when in the van and uploading a job.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

the best things about my job are being my own boss planning my own work kind of having that freedom which is different to most jobs.

team work having a good bond with colleges this is good to have as this helps with work production

having a lot of support around you if its needed

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working in the outdoors
Supportive team and colleagues
Problem solving
Using your own intuition

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Bio-resources

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Every day is different whilst enjoying the journeys to different sites. Being a part of a good team and having a very good manager.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Leakage

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The best thing about my job are the variety of different things you get to do on a day to day basis so keeps you interested and on your toes.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial

Industry: Law Department: General Counsel

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Good work/life balance
Support
Training
Great Team
Excellent Management
Location
Approachable HR Team
Interesting work
Gaining a qualification
Given responsibility and independence.
Learn about business and commercial aspects as well as law
Working in a 'real life' environment

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Bioresources/Production

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great work/life balance, the job presents new challenges every day which keeps the role exciting, the team I am involved with have supported me throughout the whole process so far, I can ask for help and everybody is willing to assist in my career progression.

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Industry: Banking and Finance Department: Finance Capital Delivery and Commercial

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The scheme involves going to different parts of the business in placements which is really good because you get a wide range of knowledge of the business and functional skills within finance.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Design Engineering

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Bioresources

What are the best and worst things about your job?

It’s hands on.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: CDC Delivery

Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Bio

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I have a good team around me who are always willing to help and also have a huge chance of opportunity.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I have a range of different activities to complete and sometimes get to go out to sites to see what work has taken place.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Finance

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Great environment, my colleagues are very supportive when it comes to exam success.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commerical

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Flexible working, you are trusted to do your job.
Variety in work.
Responsibility.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: ICA

Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The best thing is the way that you feel valued and the work life balance

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Management Accounting

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The best part about my job is the people I work with. Everyone is incredibly supportive, and a lot of people study for accountancy qualifications so there's a network of support and understanding when it comes to exam leave and having to help others with their workloads.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: CDC

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working with experienced engineers and learning new things every day.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Capital Delivery

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Apprentices are given key responsibilities and roles within the teams. The work is challenging whilst still being enjoyable with problems that vary enough to motivate me to come to work. I have received a good standard of qualifications whilst working on the job.

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Industry: Transport, Logistics and Distribution Department: Transport

What are the best and worst things about your job?

You have experienced technicians around you constantly to guide you through the process and teach you new skills. They also offer advice and use their 30+ years of experience to impact how you look at the industry and what you want to make of it.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery & Commercial

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Work/Life balance and the flexibility of working hours.
Variance between working from the office and working out in the field.
Independent working giving you the opportunity to grow as a leader and drive decisions.
Building professional relationships with colleagues and external contractors.
People are very willing to help and share endless knowledge.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Production

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Being your own boss with regards to how you go about completing jobs.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Groundwater and Boreholes Operations

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The salary is great for an apprenticeship wage! (And the bonus)
The training provided.
The working hours means that most of the time I miss all the traffic.
Working and driving in the countryside during the summer.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Electrical Maintenance

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The best thing is definitely the opportunities offered, the qualifications and experience, learning on site what are the stages of the water process and fixing electrical equipment i.e. motors. This is so amazing as you watch it functioning at the end. Shadowing someone who does your job role really gives you an insight into what you will be doing and it’s so much fun also building relationships with your colleagues.

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Industry: Banking and Finance Department: Accounts Payable

What are the best and worst things about your job?

the people I work with are great. I have flexible hours and everybody is there to help if I ever need it!

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Wastewater

What are the best and worst things about your job?

freedom to make own decisions
consistency

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Technology

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I get experience working in a large organisation. I get a degree paid for by Severn Trent, and after my apprenticeship I would get a good job alongside a reputation I have built up during my time as an apprentice.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Technology

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- I get to move around the department and experience different roles within different teams
- The salary is quite good
- Getting a degree with no student debt

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Waste Infra

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The people. The team and everyone I've met so far in Severn Trent are all brilliant. They're more than willing to help out and everyone is so easy to work with which creates a great working environment.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Plant Maintenance

Industry: IT Development & Consulting Department: Technology

What are the best and worst things about your job?

I enjoy the team that I am working with and the role I am currently in. This has allowed me to be more confident, improve my interpersonal skills and build networks.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Wholesale

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The team I work with and the high morale within that group means the days fly by

Opportunity to progress and show skills

Competitive salary

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Industry: Energy and Utilities

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Hands on work
Self management
Providing a service to thousands of people

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Industry: Energy and Utilities

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The diversity available within Severn Trent. You really can make it what you want. If you want to involve yourself in something totally different elsewhere in the business, that is encouraged. Development is encouraged for those willing to do the extra work.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: GW Res & Boosters - Central

What are the best and worst things about your job?

When an on-going issue has been fixed and there is a sense of achievement, whether it was yourself working on the issue or colleagues.
The fact that you can learn and train within a field whilst earning and also gaining experience.
Other people within the company want to teach and share their experiences to assist you with your training.
There is a feeling that everyone is working towards one goal.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The variety of work that is available within the role.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Working to improve the sewer network in Nottingham and maintaining a high level of customer satisfaction.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Wholesale Operations

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The location.
Benefits throughout the company.
People I work with.

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Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering Department: Asset Creation - Specialist Security

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Being part of a FTSE100 company facing environmental pressures, helping to innovate a way to a water secure future.

Industry leading pension scheme where Severn Trent double your contributions.

Visiting impressive infrastructure and technology.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Wholesale Operations

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The variety, every day is different.
The flexibility to go and learn new things.
The development opportunities.
The willingness of experienced members to pass on their knowledge.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Waste Water

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Enjoy working outdoors, freedom to plan day.

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Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing Department: Asset Creation

What are the best and worst things about your job?

The office culture and the people I work with is what makes my job so enjoyable and why I love working for this company and drives me to perform.

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Industry: Energy and Utilities Department: Capital Delivery and Commercial

What are the best and worst things about your job?

- I have so much flexibility in the work I do, the times I work and where I work from
- The work is challenging and highly enjoyable
- I work in a great team
- I get all the training I request

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Industry: Energy and Utilities

What are the best and worst things about your job?

Varied work

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Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Waste

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Energy Rotational Graduate Scheme

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Asset Creation

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Operations

Industry: Construction and Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Department: Asset Creation

Industry: IT Support & Telecoms, IT/Technical Support Department: IS

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Wastewater

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Electrical Engineer Department: Waste Water (Wholesale)

Industry: IT Development & Consulting, Software & IT Development Department: Digital Technologies

Industry: Energy and Utilities, Process and Quality Control Department: Wholesale Operations

Department: Water Treatment

Industry: Engineering and Manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering Department: Wholesale

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Interview Advice:

Really ensure you explain how your personality and work ethic align with Severn Trent's core values.

Graduate Scrum Master, Technology at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show how your skills link to the role and how they can be useful to you, but also be open about what you're looking to gain such as experience, knowledge, skills or qualifications etc.

Interview Advice:

Have examples relating to your skills and traits from the past and relate them to the role you're applying for to show how your past experience will be useful for the new role you intend to work in.

Explain how you would approach or interact with certain colleagues or certain situations in order to achieve the most suitable outcome for all parties involved. Examples will help.

Graduate Engineer, Capital & Commercial Services at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

If you apply for Severn Trent, think about how your current strengths align with our company values and the role you have applied for. Be authentic - the company assesses potential rather than looking for criteria on a ticklist.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. Being friendly, curious and showing your passion for the role and the company will go a long way. Be honest about your strengths and development areas, and what you feel you'll be able to bring to the role as well as what you feel it will help you learn.

Onboarding & Administration Manager, Human Resources at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research company values and challenges facing the company

Interview Advice:

Research challenges facing the department, research how other companies are facing them. Ask how this company is facing it and ask why they aren't using methods other companies are

Catchment Lead, Waste Networks (Graduate Scheme) at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company, particularly socio-environmental priorities. Ensure you have looked into the rotational element of the scheme to see if this appeals to you.

Interview Advice:

The most important part of the interview is being engaged, personable and interested. The interview is more character based with some elements of competency so it is important to carry yourself well and engage with assessor. Be honest with capabilities and areas for development, as long as you can acknowledge these and how you can improve in this role. Use a variety of examples. For the presentation, prepare thoroughly and have Powerpoint slides to help and show good preparation.

Commercial Analyst, Severn Trent Services at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Look into the company values and see how y

Interview Advice:

Show some personality

Graduate Design Engineer, Capital and Commerical Services at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research company

Reward & Benefits Manager, Human Resources at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show your interest for wanting to work in the water industry and explain how you think you can make a positive contribution. Every applicant have similar academic experience so try and draw on your non-academic experiences.

Interview Advice:

Use the STAR template to answer questions. Also, when answering questions try and tell it like a story- get the interviewer engaged (don't start waffling though!)

Answer questions fully, but mention one or two interesting point without expanding on the details. This will intrigue the interviewer and prompt them to ask questions, thus making it more like a conversation rather than Q&A.

Finally, do your research and prepare some questions to ask.

Graduate Project Manager, CCS Green Recovery at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Requires a strong CV, chartered accounting qualification is preferred, research the company well.

Interview Advice:

Strength based, draw on past experiences that demonstrate core competencies, relate experiences and skills to the core values of the firm.

Business Planning Analyst, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

They really like candidates who are very keen and enthusiastic about the work that they do. They are looking for people who put our customers at the heart of everything that we do, want to get stuck in and can learn quickly.

Interview Advice:

Questions similar to 'Name a time that you have challenged yourself/achieved something'. The interview for internships/graduate scheme is strengths based so make sure you understand how these work and how to score highly.

They also like to employ individuals not just anyone, so let your real personality shine and you'll come across as genuine!

Assistant Project Manager, Green Recovery at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Focus on company values
Check company ODI's as company values these
Check notable achievements or major events
Check any major projects in related field
Have base understanding of water industry and ancillary services

Interview Advice:

Show good team cohesion
understand ODI objectives and correlate interview to them
tie any past placement experience to role

Design Engineer, Capital and Commercial services at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

Just be genuine don't pretend to be someone/something you think they want.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Align your experiences/qualifications with the companies values.
Be clear and concise with your application detail.

Interview Advice:

Align your experiences/qualifications with the companies values.
Be curious and most importantly be yourself, Severn Trent values your opinions. A difficult question I had was something like this 'tell me about a time you made a mistake, what did this mean, what did you learn'.

Feasibility Coordinator, Customer Operations – Water at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Read up on the water industry and the core values of the firm

Interview Advice:

Have examples ready to demonstrate your strengths

Finance Graduate – Various Roles, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Review the companies aims and standards

Interview Advice:

Research the water industry and stakeholder management

Graduate Engineer, CCS at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Learn about the company in advance

Interview Advice:

Learn about the company's values

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company and apply that knowledge into the application. How can you fit in etc

Interview Advice:

Be confident to stand out but also be yourself. Research the core beliefs of the business and how you relate to them

Capital Project Lead, Network Customer Operations at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

- mention any placement work you have done
- look up company core values and tie application to them
- try to convey personal values to match companies
- be honest on why you are applying to Severn Trent

Interview Advice:

- Learn about company initiatives.
- Visit CIWEM and take basic waste / water treatment courses to understand business.
- Be open to going to demonstration days they are worth the effort.
- be open and honest about your exam schedule.

Technical Leadership Program – Graduate Engineer, EICA – Factories at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself is the most important thing, especially when answering the personality questions.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared and remember to ask questions, if you want this job you need to to show you have gone beyond what is expected so researching the company is a good start.

Graduate Finance Leadership, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Talk about why Severn Trent and why this specific programme.

Interview Advice:

Relax, show the real you, don't be afraid to talk about what you do well and what challenges you

Project Manager, HR at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

The main advice I would give for your application is to make sure you show a broad skillset, or at least a hunger to learn. Severn Trent is a company that is big on Diversity and it is always great to show what you can bring to the company as an individual.

Interview Advice:

For the interview, it is a very cliche response- but just be yourself! Don't feel like you need to act towards what you think they want to see. Yes they will be looking for the best candidate to fit the role, but they also want them to be authentic and true to who they are. Be confident and open minded. Also engage with the interviewer, ask questions and just show a general interest in what is going on with the company.

Graduate Finance Tax, Group Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself and try to think outside the box.

Interview Advice:

Case studies, decision making activities where there is no right answer but to make sure you can give a supportive argument for your decision.
Interview - be yourself

Business Leadship Programme, Wholesale Market Unit at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Ensure that you fully research the company, current news and get a feel for the companies ethos and align your qualifications and experience to this.

Interview Advice:

Be confident, be yourself and most importantly, be prepared!

Green recvoery analyst, Strategy and Regulations at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Consider if you actually want to undertake engineering as this company mostly operates as clients and does not undertake many design elements currently.

Interview Advice:

Look at the company values and see how you fit in, the company is very driven by their values.

Graduate Design Engineer, Instrumentation & Control Assets design (ICA Design) at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company

Interview Advice:

Competency based questions

Third Party Claims Coordinator, Waste Networks at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Highlight any and all relevant experience you have, be clear and honest.

Interview Advice:

The group interview is not a competition, it's a simulation of a collaborative environment: work well with your team mates, just as you would with your colleagues! Be sure to read the materials you're given thoroughly. Don't downplay your achievements.

Graduate Engineer, Capital and Commercial Services at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show a passion for the role and ensure your application is error free (spelling, grammar etc)

Interview Advice:

Have a strong awareness of the company and industry specifically, questions were tailored to the water industry.

Finance Business Partner, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do background research on Severn Trent and what we do as a company. Think of the strengths you can bring with addition to your academic qualification.

Interview Advice:

Try to show the strengths that you have and what makes you stand out from others. Passion and knowledge about water/ utilities industry.

Design Engineer, Capital Commercial Services-Design Team at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Understand the business well - what it stands for etc.

Interview Advice:

Be confident in what you think, be relatable, relaxed but focused.

Business Leadership Graduate. Stratergy & Performance, Chief Engineer at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be own self. Be passionate about the industry and do your research into it. Research research research.

Interview Advice:

Be confident, be yourself and all the research you’ve done combined with showing passion working in industry and research will get you far.

Senior Technician, Production at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Leave enough time to apply.
Don't stress, it isn't as difficult as it may seem.

Interview Advice:

Be confident.
Be yourself.
Come prepared. (company research)
Enjoy it!

Hub Scientist, Production at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Understand the water process or waste process in engineering terms of your field.
Show motivation and learn about the core values of the company. Write about them.

Interview Advice:

Understand the company's core values.
Read about company innovations where possible.
Learn about how your degree fits in within the company.
Think of truly inspiring examples of previous work/volunteering.

Technical Graduate Scheme, EICA at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, make sure when doing the questionnaires that you are in a calm state and can concentrate.

Interview Advice:

Take a deep breath, you will be fine.
One of the questions I had was 'why would your family, friends say you are right for this role' (something similar).

Continuous Improvement Technician, Bioresources at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Practice online tests.
Tailor your CV to the role.

Interview Advice:

Research the company e.g. I had a task involving ODIs which was something I had researched beforehand.
The interview is strengths-based so think about your own key strengths and when you have demonstrated them.

Capital Accounting – Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do your research! Look online, there is a lot of useful information to help you to prepare.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself! The assessment centre and interview are not looking to trip you up and are looking for you to be genuine and show what you can bring to the company.

Transformation Change Analyst, Group Transformation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

There is a lot of communication involved and being organised with schedules and such

Interview Advice:

Make sure you focus on the Stakeholders when answering the questions

Graduate Project Engineer, CDC at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, if you can't be yourself in an interview you can't be yourself at work

Graduate Engineer, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself. The company is looking for people who align with the values as opposed to those with the highest qualifications. Do some research before the interview to get a feel for the company and be familiar with the values and future strategy.

Interview Advice:

Prepare answers for strength-based questions. Prior research of the company values and strategy would be beneficial. The assessment centre for the graduate programme was half a day and was less intense than at other companies, but preparation is still essential.

Project Manager, Strategy and Transformation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Practice numerical and verbal reasoning tests as being good at these is an acquired skill.

Interview Advice:

Show passion and do your research about the company and sector beforehand.

Compliance Project Manager, Graduate Business Leadership Programme at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Think before you answer, and research the company and application practise websites before doing the Severn Trent one.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and think before you open your mouth.

Graduate Engineer, Waste Treatment Design at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

- Do your research on the company and the wider sector
- Practise some online assessment tests beforehand
- Apply as soon as the scheme is open as it may close early for applications once a certain amount has been filled

Interview Advice:

- Strengths-based assessment (different from more traditional interview methods) so bear in mind previous work experience isn't everything - attend with full awareness of your capabilities!
- Don't try and be someone you're not. This will backfire!
- Assessment centre consisted of a group interview, individual interview, role play and a presentation
- Prepare for the presentation - it will pay off! There was the opportunity to bring in your own materials (non-electronic) so make the most of this (think posts, etc!)

Front-End Innovation Analyst, Innovation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Look at your strengths and see where they can be best used.

Interview Advice:

Keep calm, work as a team and just think in a logical manner. Show your personality without trying to be dominant in the assessment centre.

Graduate Engineer, Delivery at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Demonstrate an interest in the company and water industry, as well as providing a great service for customers. Show an appetite to learn and grow through the role.

Interview Advice:

Take the time to really consider your strengths and weaknesses. Self-awareness is considered to be one of the greatest personal assets at the company.

Come prepared, having researched the water industry.

Business Leadership Graduate, Graduate at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

Do some industry-specific research, the water industry operates in an almost unique way and it's good to know a bit about it before you go for an interview.

Graduate Finance, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be open and honest about yourself and what you want to achieve in the role - Severn Trent looks for a variety of different personality types, and aren't just interested in typical business people.

Interview Advice:

Try to be relaxed and answer the questions honestly - think of a few key strengths you have and how they relate to the company's core values.

Senior Network Technician, Operations at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

Learn as much as you can about the company and industry. Read the AMP7 plan. Understand both sides of the business, clean water and waste water.

For engineering interviews, you don't need to know massive levels of detail about hydraulics, but learning the basics of pumps and pipes is a must.

Graduate Engineering, Capital Delivery at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Just be yourself and let your personality speak for itself. Everyone has their own unique set of skills and ways of thinking and that is what makes you unique from a pool of individuals.

Interview Advice:

Show your passion for the industry throughout the application/assessment stage and ensure you know about the market/industry that the company is operating in and the challenges it faces.

Graduate Business Leadership Programme, Innovation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company well

Interview Advice:

Be friendly and approachable

Associate Business Architect, Technology at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

Severn Trent recruits on strengths, rather than competencies which means it's ok if you don't have any directly related experience, it is more about you as a person. It's important to show you align with the values the business prides itself on. I'd recommend looking at our strategic framework available online and familiarising yourself with Severn Trent's business language to think about whether you would be a good fit.

Graduate Project Management, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Make some time to research the company, familiarise yourself with their goals and values. I also found it helpful to practice aptitude tests before applying for the scheme. Practice makes perfect.

Interview Advice:

Enthusiasm is key! The assessment centre can be a stressful experience and it's ok to be nervous. The environment at the assessment centre can also give you an indication of the general company, if you're not "feeling it", it might not be the right fit for you.

Business Leadership Graduate, Technology at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Try to be yourself, we want to see if you would fit into the Severn Trent culture. Be realistic with your views on yourself, we know everyone isn't perfect!

Interview Advice:

Asked what my attitude would be in certain situations i.e if I was given last minute work.
A tip would be to just relax and try to forget that you're in an interview - let your personality come through.

Creative Strategist, Technology at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Understand the questions being asked and get some practice.

Interview Advice:

Understand a bit more about the company, read up on achievements and company goals.

Graduate Project Management, PMO at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself, take your time and make sure you get plenty of practice beforehand (especially for the numeric/verbal reasoning tests and situational assessments, as for these, practice really does make perfect).

Interview Advice:

There was a video interview which was relatively standard for graduate schemes and then after this at the assessment centre there was a further face to face interview.

For this, we had to prepare a presentation in advance. The interviewer was not interested in what was on the slides and just wanted to hear what I had to say - which was refreshing. It was very relaxed and wasn't stressful in comparison to other assessment centres I had attended.

The presentation was around the water industry and tested our ability to research in advance (the company and the industry) and then some retrospection on what my strengths and weaknesses were and how I can use this knowledge to develop in the role.

Graduate Project Manager, Capital Delivery & Commercial – Water – Non Infra at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Enjoy the assessment centres as they are good fun and give you a chance to shine!

Interview Advice:

Relax & be yourself! Asked technical and non-technical questions, competency based interview.

Project Engineer, Project Delivery at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

An understanding of the issues facing the water industry and the exciting challenges we face is always great to mention as it shows commitment. I would also say as much as possible, get across your enthusiasm for the things you do. We all take pride in our work, so are always keen to hear about your passions as well. Finally, be honest. Integrity is vital to this industry and you are definitely not expected to know everything before you join.

Interview Advice:

It sounds clichéd, but as far as possible, be yourself. There's a wide range of personality types in my team but one common feature is honesty. Interviewers always want you to portray who you are and to succeed. Most of any job is working with other people, treat the interviewer as somebody you want to work with.

My questions were strength based so take time to think about what you value and how you approach certain tasks. Examples are great in this scenario. Check the company's values and see where you align with them without being too rehearsed.

Process Engineering, Production-Treatment Process Engineering at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be thorough in the application process. Be concise when filling in the forms and practice for the numerical and verbal tests. Once, and if, through to assessment day, prepare well for each different component. For the interview be yourself and let your personality shine through (strengths-based interview). For the group exercise try and work as a team and don't step on people. It is important to contribute and help the process but in the right way. For the presentation, it should concise and engaging. Do plenty of practice and be confident.

Interview Advice:

It was a strengths-based interview and it involved little preparation. It was just about being yourself and letting your personality shine through. Making sure that you are detailed in your responses and give the interviewer enough to understand your strengths and personality.

Business Leadership Scheme, Asset Health at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Practice numerical and verbal reasoning tests before and be honest on the competency test.

Interview Advice:

Keep an eye on the time during the assessment day and be yourself!

Research the company well as it is industry/company specific.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the companies values and aims

Interview Advice:

Be friendly and direct, they look for sound judgement and skills over specific experience

Graduate Project Manager, CDC at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself on your application form. Severn Trent is looking for people who will fit in with the company culture which promotes a good work-life balance and an awesome, supportive place to work.

Interview Advice:

Read up about ODI penalties and the regulators of the water industry. Practice competency based interview questions and make sure you have some clear, varied examples/ experiences to talk about.

Senior Technician, Production at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Apply early, the assessment centres were fairly early on - November I think.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself! The interview is really focused on the company finding out more about you, whether you are a good fit for the company and whether the company is a good fit for you.

Senior Network Technician, Waste Water at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Make sure you are honest about yourself and demonstrate your personality not just the academic achievements.

Interview Advice:

Do your background research and have some idea what treatment and distribution involves.
Be prepared to answer questions about yourself and show enthusiasm and excitement for any job role you apply for.

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, CDC Design at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Familiarise yourself with the information available on the website and online publications as well as the political climate of the utility sector. As a (mostly) regulated business, Severn Trent is affected by shifts in political climate more than many other private sector firms.

Interview Advice:

The general working climate is relaxed and friendly. Do not feel you have to be the most competitive person in the room at the assessment centre. As long as you can convey an interest in the work and an ability to learn you will be fine (many BLP graduates haven't studied subjects overlapping with the utilities sector at all)

Business Leadership Graduate, Production at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show your needs. It's all about the customer, so how would you want people to talk to you.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and show you care.

PM, Project Management at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Check up on the company values and how you relate to these to see if it is the right fit for you.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, be confident and enthusiastic when answering questions - it's okay to get the answers wrong!

Engineering Graduate, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be specific about things that you feel make you stand out as a candidate. Give reasons why they do. Also if you are applying for a graduate/starter role don't be afraid to put in more about experiences you've had outside of university/other work.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and be completely honest.
Any topic is relevant, as long as you can show how you learnt from it.

Graduate Engineering, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Get your application in early as the scheme will closed once full.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself ! Don't try to hard to impress. But saying that, do your research/prep beforehand. Not only on the firm but on the water/waste industry as a whole. Prepare for your presentation also.

Front End Analyst, Chief Engineer at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

Don't be afraid to stand up for yourself

Graduate Finance, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Fill the application honestly. As generic as it may sound, it really is about finding the right employer for you, where your values and ethics match with those of the organisation.

Interview Advice:

I had done some research around the water industry that really helped in the role playing exercise. I was able to draw upon that information and incorporate it into my answers.
What would your friends say if they found out you were applying for Severn Trent?

Graduate Project Management, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do your research, and understand what you could offer Severn Trent as well as what they could offer you. Be honest - personality and fit matters for the assessment process. Don't panic about the tests.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself - a lot of the focus is on the way you answer as well as what you say. Make sure you are confident in why you'd like to work for Severn Trent specifically - generic doesn't work.

DST County Team Manager, Customer Network Operations at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show you are a well-rounded candidate.

Interview Advice:

Show your personality - be personable. They are looking for people with character and who can work well in a team.

Water Quality Advisor, Production at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be prepared for a long(er) application process, with online tests & assessment centre. The employer cares more about personality and potential than academic performance.

Interview Advice:

At assessment centre, do not try to show up others with your experience or education, that is very much counter the company culture. Be genuine and kind, focus on highlighting your potential to adapt to new roles and environments.

Business Leadership Graduate, Asset Data at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Apply a Customer Focus to applications.

Interview Advice:

Apply a Customer Focus to Interviews.
Group exercise - bring others out of themselves as well as being confident and articulate yourself.

Contract Manager, Contract Management at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Study the values of the company and make sure that these attributes are shown during application.

Interview Advice:

You may be naturally shy but for this one day you need to bring your A game. Drink lots of water in the morning to kick your brain into gear and use the nerves and pressure to bring out the best version of yourself.

Process Design Engineer, Process Design Engineering at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Application consists of three parts:
- A set of questions related to the Water Industry and Severn Trent > Research these areas, they will help in assessment centre too.
- Psychometric tests > Standard tests.
- Telephone interview > Times are booked up rapidly so make sure you book early. If times available do not suit email the careers officer in time to find a more suitable time.

Interview Advice:

Assessment Centre is a full day made up of three parts:
- Solo Interview > Questions relate to your experience and background, Water Industry, Severn Trent and some technical engineering questions.
- Case Study Appraisal and Presentation > Given scenario in which you are asked to decide which of the following set of business options should the company pursue. Must then present your views and findings to one of the panellists.
- Group Assessment > Assessment has changed since I did it, but they are interested in your ability to work together as a team rather than the overall success of the task.

During the day you are being assessed by a group of panellists made up of current employees from all over the company, including some new graduates. Great opportunity to find out more about the company and find out a bit of the company culture. Everyone was very friendly and made us feel welcome.

Graduate Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

- Have an awareness of our company values and how you align with these. Showing an affinity with STW's strategic vision is likely to show you as being a good fit for the company.

Interview Advice:

- Be enthusiastic about whatever you're asked about - show your passion.
- Ensure you have researched the Water Industry and have a basic understanding of how it works.
- STW Graduate Assessment Centre's are strengths based so think about having a bank of personal strengths you can refer to.

Graduate Project Management, Capital Delivery at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be honest throughout the interview. Research company values

Interview Advice:

Understand your strengths and passions

Supply Chain Transformation Analyst, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research into the company, its values and activities is key.

Research into the water industry and the wider issues affecting it will help.

Interview Advice:

Research into the company, its values and activities is key. You should think about how the companies values match with your experience and strengths.

Wastewater Process Advisor, Treatment Process at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be honest, don't answer the online questions how you think they want them answered but how you honestly feel. Try to show a passion for Severn Trent and the water sector as a whole because they are after someone who cares about the Water industry and is striving to make a real impact.

Interview Advice:

It's a strengths-based interview so there is no preparing for this, you just have to go in, think positively and answer the questions you get asked honestly.

Graduate Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

Prepare with knowledge of the industry, including what the company provide and how they are regulated.

Make yourself stand out from the rest of the group. Nominate to be group leader, be confident when speaking, make sure the group stay on task etc.

Graduate Engineer, Capital Delivery & Commercial at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

The interview/selection process is formed of a group exercise, an individual exercise, a presentation and then an interview where you are asked questions on your presentation and your reasons for wanting to join the scheme. I would recommend plenty of research not just into Severn Trent but the UK water industry as a whole and be aware of the political climate surrounding UK utilities companies. As the process is strengths-based, be yourself so that the recruitment team on the day can see the real you and look to take the lead and influence others in the group assessment. Most of all, enjoy the day!

Business Leadership Programme, Capital Delivery & Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Applied ASAP as the role fills up almost first-come-first-serve.
Spend plenty on time on answering each of the application questions.

Interview Advice:

Give examples of personal experience rather than generic examples.
Be able to demonstrate capability on both independent and team working skills.

Graduate Engineering, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

It's OK to not know what you want to do in terms of job role, but an interest in Severn Trent and what the company does is key.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself!

Business Leadership Graduate, Chief Engineer at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Practise numerical and verbal reasoning tests.

Interview Advice:

Fully prepare for the assessment centre by reading about the company. Do not talk over others in the group exercise.

Business leadership graduate, at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

The interviews are based on your strengths not just your competencies, so make sure you demonstrate what you are really passionate about as this will show on your face to the interviewers.

Contract Specialist, Commercial/Contract Managemet at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research company/industry

Interview Advice:

Relax and be yourself

Graduate Engineering, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Ensure you do research on Severn Trent and get a basic understanding of how the water industry works.

Graduate Engineer, Treatment Process at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

- Research the company
- Be yourself
- Get excited about new upcoming niches and technology e.g. renewables, bio resources

Interview Advice:

- Work in a team
- Give good examples of how you have demonstrated your skills and competencies
- Be honest and show that you've been able to learn from mistakes
- Get involved and give an opinion - it doesn't matter if others think you are wrong as long as you can back yourself up and show a logical approach

Safer, Better, Faster Technical Expert, Group Transformation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

- The questions are not meant to trick you in any way.

Interview Advice:

- Be Yourself
- Show your desire
- Think differently

Graduate Engineer, Investment Planning at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Spend time on the application and do your research. Use examples that aren't generic.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you read up about the company. What are the biggest projects at the moment, how many customers does it supply, what are the core values. Be yourself and get stuck in.

Abstraction Licensing Analyst, Water Resources Strategy at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Just be as honest as possible as if it's the right role you'll get it and if you're not then it will get found out at the strength base testing at the assessment centre.

Interview Advice:

Strengths base testing so talk about your strengths as much as you can. Work as a team as it's about collaboration as well as yourself.

Project Delivery Lead, Innovation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

- Be honest
- Think how your skills so far equip you for a career in utilities
- How does your application gear you up to success in a very people focused company

Interview Advice:

- Be yourself, authenticity is key
- Be positive
- Be brave and say what you think
- Challenge the norm
- Be friendly and polite, engage with the other candidates

Customer Journey Specialist (Business Leadership Programme), Customer Strategy at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Awareness of the challenges facing the water industry and the company's plans for the future.

Interview Advice:

Research the strengths and behaviours the company is looking for.

Graduate Engineer, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Get across your personality and commitment to the water industry.

Interview Advice:

Get across your ideas, draw in others views and forward a structured plan. 1-2-1 interview, be prepared to discuss you and where you see yourself in the business.

Account Creation Team Manager, Developer Services at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do your research regarding what Severn Trent is focusing on and what large schemes we are implementing. Ultimately be yourself as the recruitment process is as much you figuring out if this is the right company for you as it is for the company to judge if you are the right person.

Interview Advice:

The interviews are strength based which means you do not have to come prepared with answers to "can you give me an example when you..."

Interworks Fleet Manager, Bioresources at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research

Interview Advice:

Honesty and confidence

BLP graduate programme, Bioresources at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Keep your CV concise. It provides the facts about you, you don't need to try and sell yourself through it, that's what the interview stage is for.

Interview Advice:

Make sure to do preparation beforehand. The topic for the presentation is given before the day, so make sure to put in ample preparation to have a strong performance on the day. The group task requires clear communication, don't talk over one another and make sure to stick to the brief!!!

Graduate Solution Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do your research on the company.
Enthusiasm for the role/company

Interview Advice:

Be prepared for group exercises.
Align competency answers to company values.

Business Leadership Graduate, Graduate – Various at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Honesty with ambition and ability to demonstrate with real life examples.

Interview Advice:

Use those around you to develop stronger ideas and ways of working - you will be part of a team, you're not hired to be a lone wolf. Teamwork is key.

Education Strategy Officer, Communications at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do your homework, research the company thoroughly including the company philosophy, current projects, past projects, media, areas of personal interest. Read the annual report. And the basics, for example, make sure your spelling and grammar is perfect on your application forms and question responses.

Interview Advice:

The most important thing (in my opinion) is to be honest with yourself and others about your capabilities and you will naturally stand out. You will need to ensure and demonstrate that you can work well in a team at the assessment centre and demonstrate what strengths you bring to the table.

Graduate Solutions Engineer, Asset Creation Non-Infra at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Ensure that they have done their research on the water industry and investigate some of the challenges we face.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself!

Finance Graduate Scheme, Business Information at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show genuine enthusiasm for the industry.

Interview Advice:

Demonstrate enthusiasm.

Technology Lead, Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Have a real passion for what ST are trying to achieve and deliver.

Interview Advice:

Know the industry.
Be honest.

BLP Graduate, Wholesale at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show enthusiasm for what you do.

Innovation Project Manager, Research & Development at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be descriptive in your answers but make sure they're relevant to the question!

Interview Advice:

Do some research into the company and industry to show your knowledge. Be honest and personable. Good examples are key so if you need time to think of one, that's fine, just ask the interviewer(s) to give you a minute or two!

Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Make sure you read up on the company and particularly focus on the companies values and how they align with your values.

Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Really go for it, be yourself and be chatty. Ask lots of questions, as no question is a silly question and I find making notes most helpful for my learning.

Interview Advice:

Speak to the graduates and ask lots of questions. Be chatty in the interview and try to make it flow as much as possible. Be a team player in the group exercise, without trying to take over or not interact enough.

Security at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself.

Improvement Analyst, Property at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Look at the type of work you're doing and what impact it will have - have a keen interest in the water industry.

Interview Advice:

Show passion and enthusiasm.

Process Design Engineer, Water at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Always be yourself - don't try to second guess what the assessors are looking for.

Interview Advice:

Prepare plenty of examples beforehand. Have a think about what you have done in your career so far and don't be afraid to sell yourself!

Business Planning Analyst, Water at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company before applying, as an engineer understands the variety of roles you may have to undertake. Look at the broader picture well beyond your engineering role. Understand the aims and objectives of the business.

Graduate Engineer, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Understand that you will be given a great number of opportunities to demonstrate your capabilities but you will rightly be expected to go above and beyond to excel in your role.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself.

DST Manager, Wholesale at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

#NAME?

Programme Engineer, Project Delivery at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Ensure that you have a clear passion for the Water Industry, understand the company's strategy and achievements, also have a knowledge of the regulatory bodies involved. Showcase your experience, as part of the questions you will answer, take the time to think carefully and provide a suitable answer. Finally, ask lots of questions, provide evidence that you are really keen to work for the company and to develop yourself.

Graduate BLP, Wholesale at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself.
Take time to think before responding to questions in the interview.
Be enthusiastic.
Know what the company does and any potential opportunities or threats.

Interview Advice:

Encouraged to use the STAR approach when answering questions.
Ask questions.

Graduate Leadership, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show you've done your research into the role.

Interview Advice:

Think about good examples of how you can demonstrate leadership qualities to bring with you.

GISST Updates Team Lead, Asset Data at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the role, industry & company. Apply to the programme early. Prepare for the assessment centre. Be genuine and understand what motivates you and what you are passionate about.

Interview Advice:

Preparation.

Senior Solution Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research company well before interview.

Catchment Partnership Coordinator, Asset Management at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Describe leadership experience.

Interview Advice:

Talk about your leadership experiences.

Logistic Fleet Manager, Energy and Renewables at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Know the company well.
Research into the company's environmental values and back it up with examples of their actions.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and relaxed.
Be able to talk about all the experiences you've had and how they have helped shape you as a person.

Continuous Improvement Specialist, Operational Contact Centre at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Make sure you fully understand the role.

Interview Advice:

Make sure you make it clear what you would like from the job.

Graduate Engineer, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Preparation is a key, learn about the industry and be passionate about what you want to achieve, motivation to progress professionally.

Interview Advice:

Take pen and paper to write down questions that you are being asked in an interview, be enthusiastic and put a smile on your face, introduce yourself and a strong hand shake.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Ability to step outside of your comfort zone.

Interview Advice:

No technical preparation.

Senior Water Quality Advisor, Water Quality at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the significant projects the company is involved in.

Interview Advice:

Be authentic.

Improvement Manager, Wholesale Operations at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

As leadership is a key part of the role - try and demonstrate your potential in this area as well as the technical side when giving examples in the application process.

Interview Advice:

Severn Trent recruit on a strength based basis so be prepared to discuss your strengths and weaknesses.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Keep it short, to the point and honest.

Interview Advice:

Keep true to yourself, when you are in the pressure of the work place, then they want you. Not the person you have put on in the interview room. It is all about a personality fit and ultimately whether you will fit in with the style and environment of the company.

PMO Analyst, Group Transformation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company's values and find things which you have in common with it. Don't try and show fake values as you won't enjoy working here and you would have taken someone's place who would have enjoyed it.

Graduate Engineering, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

The industry is going through a lot of change, be aware of this, do your research and show your interest. The same goes for any job interview really, but you should really understand the organisation.

Interview Advice:

Use the STAR technique to answer questions, make sure you can back it up with examples. Show as much as possible that you're interested in the water industry and Severn Trent specifically, do your research on the company.

Business Information Analyst, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Read up on the water industry and the upcoming changes to it, as well as developments Severn Trent are making.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and confident in your answers. Remember to relate all your answers back to your actions, following the STAR principle is extremely useful.

Wastewater Process Advisor, Asset Management – Treatment Process at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Candidates need to show that they want to make the most of the programme by wanting to move around the company, experiencing different areas and teams.

Interview Advice:

I would advise candidates to be themselves in the interviews and do not worry about being technical or not.The personality matters a lot, so just make sure to relax.

IS Technical Leadership Graduate Programme – Infrastructure Project Management, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Ensure you understand the role you are applying for and the limitations with experience.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, try not to sit back in the background too much but equally make sure you are a team player.

Process Design at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Understand breadth of the business.

Interview Advice:

Showcase your knowledge.

Solutions Engineer, Wholesale Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Interview Advice:

Relax. Try to enjoy it and be yourself. It's a pretty relaxed interview process.

Graduate Engineer, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Applicants must be adaptable and up for challenging work within a fast-paced arena.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself!

Pump Strategy Lead, Group Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be enthusiastic, willing to learn and accept change and to challenge.

Interview Advice:

Be enthusiastic. Have a passion for the water industry. Display ability to problem solve.

Analyst, Water Performance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be sure that you want to work for the company and do your research - it's important to know about what the company does and what opportunities are available. Also, with the style of application, it is difficult to attempt to guess questions and answers, so you should answer honestly and not with pre-prepared answers.

Interview Advice:

Be confident and be yourself - the only way to do well in this style of interview. People want you to do well so don't feel intimidated or scared - I now work closely with the person that did my interview at the assessment centre.

Senior HR Policy Advisor, HR in Water Company at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company and make sure you align with their purpose and vision. There is no point wasting yours and their time if you get to assessment centre stage and you know you will not enjoy working there.

Interview Advice:

You will be judged on everything you do. Body language and the way you present yourself is a key point. Every question matters so you must make sure you seem engaged.

Process design Engineer, Process Design Engineering at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

- Research the application stage.
- It isn't necessarily about your grades or achievements - you need to be able to contextualise your experiences in terms of the skills that you have learned and how you've shown valuable leadership skills - so use lots

Interview Advice:

- Name a challenging experience and how you overcame it?
- Demonstrate how you have shown leadership skills.
- What interested you about Severn Trent/why do you want to work for us?

Social Media and Digital Strategy Specialist, #Customer at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be interested in what Severn Trent do and why they are important.
Research the role and why it would be good for you.

Interview Advice:

Do plenty of research about the company and think of what you could bring to them. Don't try and be something you are not because the interviews can tell and you can catch yourself out.
Show personal maturity and just be honest.
Practice your interview skills when you get the chance, the more you do the better you get.

ERm Risk Anayst, Finance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Focus on your strengths and what you like doing throughout the assessments.

Interview Advice:

Think about key areas of interest and how you can make a difference.

Change Manager, IT at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Work on your application and research the company indepth, look at issues that may be affecting the company.

Graduate Solution Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the industry and the regulations imposed on us. Having confidence in your knowledge of the business will make you feel more comfortable at the assessment centre.

Finance Graduate, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be personable in your interviews and assessment centre. They are looking a lot for character fit as well as capability.

Interview Advice:

Asked why I wanted to work for Severn Trent - try to relate to a personal experience that rings true with you, do your research into the company well. Dig beyond the website and news articles.

Operational Effectiveness Project Manager, Business Improvement at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

The application process is very strict: make sure you research the industry very well and you are well-aware of the challenges the company may face in the coming years; be ready to propose how the challenges would be addressed,
enthusiasm and passion about the company/industry is a must,

Business Leadership graduate, Customer: Digital and social media at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Look at the behaviour model as we focus on this when employing individuals and be yourself!

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, let your personality shine through, understand what we do as a company.

Senior Policy Advisor, Rotational Business Scheme. Now in HR at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

To be enthusiastic. Do your research, find out what excites you about the company and talk about this. However, also be open to new experiences and opportunities. You may think your destined for a job in a particular area, but end up being placed elsewhere. The job is what you make of it, so show willingness to try new things and accept a challenge.

Interview Advice:

A tricky question is give three things that the company could improve on. In this case, it's probably worth looking at an area of the company which is slightly under-developed, perhaps a new research area. If it's an area they're looking to get into then you might be the right person for the job.

Process Advisor, Waste Water Treatment & Quality at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Read up on background of business - current and future challenges and innovative ideas.

Interview Advice:

Keep calm.

IS Category Specialist, Group Commercial at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Know the company well especially new challenges and our plan until 2020 and most importantly be yourself and this will shine through.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself, try to enjoy it and try to think outside the box. Again know the plans for the next 5 years or so really well

Business leadership graduate, Credit management at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Get some back ground knowledge of the industry.

Interview Advice:

Prepare well, try to relax and enjoy it.

Project Analsyst / Manager, Business Improvement Team at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Understand the business and the vision - this can be achieved by looking at annual reviews/AMPs.
Understand the challenges within the water industry and what the future holds for the industry.
Identify your transferrable skills and relate these to the company.
Make considerable effort to showcase your confidence and competence through presentations.
Express abilities to understand data, develop reports and offer problem solving solutions.

Interview Advice:

Be confident.
Develop measured answers.
Take time to reflect before answering.
Speak with value rather than for the sake of speaking.
Understand the business and relate yourself to it.
Show your ability to be a people person.

BLP Graduate Strategic Planner, Strategic Planning at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself! There's a good mix of personalities, so don't try and be an 'apprentice' type candidate.

Business Leadership Graduate, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Apply early, link yourself with specific experiences in your previous roles and try and structure your answers in logical ways with specific and different experiences for each question.

Interview Advice:

Plan and prepare for a wide variety of questions.

Network Controller, Network Control at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Ensure you have a good understanding of Severn Trent and its values, the water industry in general and any recent news that relates to either of these. Ensure you have a clear idea of why you want to work for Severn Trent and what motivates you about the company.

Interview Advice:

Be prepared with lots of examples of when you have displayed the key skills outlined in the job specification. Ensure you are yourself and let your personality show and why you would fit in well/ want to work at Severn Trent. In the group exercise ensure you display good leadership skills.

Change and Continuous Improvement Analyst/manager, Customer at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

As long as you've got a desire to learn on the job and you are ambitious in your career goals then the scheme is perfect for you.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself. The assessors will see through any act you put on.

Expert Practitioner, Human Resources at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Study our website - brief knowledge of what we do (water treatment works and sewage works; maintain distribution networks and sewers; bill customers; respond to problems; educate customers; generate electricity)
Research the industry and its regulation (OFWAT, DWI, EA, CCW and DEFRA all play a role) - just make sure you have an overview of how we are regulated as it is specific to the water industry.
Take an interest in company initiatives e.g. look at In My Street website and our renewables portfolio.

Interview Advice:

Interviews are competency based so look up the STAR technique and use it.
Talk about your personal role in past projects so use "I" instead of "we" even though it may feel unnatural.
Ask questions at the end!

Graduate Business Leadership Programme, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Emphasise your leadership qualities in your application.

Interview Advice:

Research the water industry beforehand (e.g. challenges, opportunities) as you get asked about it in the interview. With every question they ask you, think of specific examples of what you have done which you could apply.
Also, be ready to say why you have applied for the scheme and why it fits what you have studied at university.

Business Leadership Graduate, Transformation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Think outside the box, most applicants will draw on experience from university projects. Do you have something else that will help you stand out?

Interview Advice:

Prepare! Research the company and the industry. Research typical interview questions. Research advice on assessment centres. Use University careers department, they often run workshops.

Graduate Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Have a genuine reason for applying for Severn Trent. Answers to questions about the company will be easier and seem more genuine if you have a reason as to why you want to work here.

Interview Advice:

Why ST?
Why the water industry?

IS Graduate within Customer, IT Customer at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do your research about the company and industry and be yourself, they put a lot of emphasis on personality here.

Interview Advice:

Standard competency questions, make sure you use the STAR technique to answer and have solid examples to back up every single part of each answer. Try and be relaxed, it's not overly formal and they are really looking to see if you will fit in with the culture here. Ask lots of questions to show your interest in the company, and have a good answer as to why you want to work in this industry and Severn Trent in particular, and what you think the graduate programme will offer you.

Performance Analyst, Performance and Planning at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Learn as much as you can about the water industry and don't just use Severn Trent's website check OFWAT, DEFRA etc.

Interview Advice:

Read our leadership behaviours and think of a situation where you can demonstrate each one. Even tailor your CV if necessary.

Business Analyst, Information Systems at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show examples of when you have shown initiative and taken the lead.

Interview Advice:

Research the water industry and Severn Trent, know their challenges. Don't hold back in the group exercises.

Graduate Business Leadership, R&D at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Include key words - core behaviours.

Interview Advice:

Research the company and come prepared with examples about times when you have had to demonstrate the key Severn Trent behaviours.

Customer Journey Technician, Customer Journey and Insights at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Know why you want to work for Severn Trent.

Interview Advice:

Research the changes the water industry is going through.

Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

It is good to have a grasp on the industry and current challenges. Focus on how your experiences could work within a business environment even if you have not worked in a similar type of role before. Anything from university and beyond can prove incredibly valuable. Look at skills.

Interview Advice:

Know a bit about Severn Trent and the various projects that are going on within the Midlands. There is a lot of information around, about the company objectives and goals.

IS Graduate, Infrastructure Delivery at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do some basic research on the water industry.

Interview Advice:

Try to use as wide a range of examples as you can.

Business Leadership Graduate, Water Industry at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Take your time when you fill in the application form, do your research and really think before you answer.

Interview Advice:

Just don't be shy!! It's a challenge but you may find that's when you perform your best. Believe in yourself!!

Finance Graduate, Management Accounting at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself. It's worth putting a bit of effort into your answers because the job is great.

Interview Advice:

Competency based questions.

Graduate, Customer Care at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself but make sure you remain professional.

Business Analyst, Customer Care at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be yourself - don't put what you think they want to hear.
Really research the company, don't just look at what's going on on the website, look at what the future challenges might be in the wider industry.

Interview Advice:

Questions involving team work examples, leadership examples, adapting styles to differing audiences, why you want to work for the company etc.

Customer and Community County Lead, Wholesale Operations at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

It is not 'The Apprentice' and acting like a candidate won't get you very far through the process.

Understand that it is a development role and you are not supposed to have all the answers straight away just the willingness to take on feedback and learn.

Interview Advice:

Try to give real examples - they are easier to talk about and if questioned you will be able to speak about them in more detail.

Try to understand the broader aspects of the business.

Infrastructure Improvement Analyst, Planning and Performance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Make sure this is the right business sector for you before you apply.

Interview Advice:

Prepare competency based answers on your passed experiences. Look at our website!

Strategy Analyst, Planning and Performance at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

It's relaxed so just be enthusiastic.

Interview Advice:

Find out about the interviewer aswell so you undertsand more about Severn Trent.

Graduate Business leadership scheme, Graduate scheme at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Have well rounded C.V.
Apply ASAP!

Interview Advice:

Be yourself.
Show experience, both in and out of work and how well you work with other people - team skills are important as well as leadership.
Try to relax in assessment centres.

Business Leadership Graduate, Transformation at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company and have an idea of any recent articles or stories that have been in the press.
Do practices of the aptitude tests before doing the real things (there are plenty of these online).

Interview Advice:

Know how to use the STAR process to answer competency questions effectively and to the fullest.

Graduate, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do research about the company ahead of applying

Interview Advice:

Demonstrate your knowledge of the wat industry and why you want to work for Severn Trent Water

Graduate, at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be honest in your candidacy, try and include things which are not solely devoted to academics and grades.

Interview Advice:

Understand what a wholesaler is and what a retailer is. Be aware of market retail separation and what that would mean in terms of changing the dynamic of an organisation. Look up what else Severn Trent Water does globally!

Graduate, Business Services at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Know your numbers

Interview Advice:

Research the company and find out from employees who work here what the culture is like

Capital Risk Manager, Wholesale Operations at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company in advance - there is tons of information on the website. Draw on why you would be a great fit and choice from what you have read, and what makes you really interested in working for Severn Trent.

Interview Advice:

Use strong examples that will make you stand out from the crowd and where you have really been able to showcase your abilities and experiences. Always make sure you are answering the question rather than going off on a tangent, be honest, recognise your strengths and development opportunities, and highlight where you feel you could grow your skill set through the role.

Senior Reward & Benefits Advisor, Reward & Benefits at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Do your research on the company and make sure you have clear examples of skills and work you have done in the past that are relevant to the graduate criteria

Interview Advice:

Be calm, relaxed and yourself. As long as you have clear examples and have done the research required before hand, the interview is a great chance just to sell yourself. Confidence is key

Graduate, Retail at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

I would recommend researching the company and really understanding why you want to work for Severn Trent as this will help throughout the whole application process.

Interview Advice:

Quite a standard competency based interview, use the STAR model when answering interview questions and make sure you've done your research.

Project Improvement Analyst, Business Improvement at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Talk about what you have taken from all your life experiences, even if they do not seem obviously relevant. It didn't seem to matter whether I was talking about the environment-related placements I'd been on or my personal life or my hobbies (although I definitely weighted my examples towards the first) as long as I could explain how it made me develop.

Interview Advice:

We were advised to use the STAR model as our interviews were competency based. There's good advice on using this on the Guardian website. Sticking to STAR as a formula for answering the questions worked for me.

Also, at the group activities, there were some people who just didn't speak - they didn't get hired so make sure you take part.

Business Leadership Programme, Renewable energy development at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Show innovation and the ability to work under pressure in a team.

Interview Advice:

Some knowledge of the technical side of the industry.

Process Design Engineer, Process Design at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be honest - try and get as many competencies as you can within your application. Search the website and look for the 'about us' section on the companies website. Look at the recently announced determination on ofwat's website - this will tell you our plans for the next 5 years.

Interview Advice:

Be yourself and research the company and wider industry in the UK and even abroad.

Process Adviser, Wastewater treatment and quality at Severn Trent
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Research the company online, know the history, what we are currently doing and where do we aspire to be.
Knowing about the industry and having ideas to make the company improve are always a bonus.
And do remember to prepare your competency questions and understand what skills and behaviours they are looking for in that role.

Interview Advice:

Have multiple examples of previous experiences to be flexible in your competency questions/answers and do use STAR structure- do not forget the "R" bit.

Severn Trent
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Take the time to read about & understand the "behaviours" Severn Trent looks for and ensure that these are clearly shown in the experiences you include in the application.

Make sure you make it clear why you want to work in the industry and for Severn Trent in particular.

Interview Advice:

Have a clear and comprehensive answer on why you would like to work for the business and drop in some of the facts/figures you'll have picked up in your research.

Traffic Management Act Team Manager, Water at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Be interested in water treatment engineering. There is a shift towards innovation now and enthusiastic process engineers will be well saught after.

Interview Advice:

Play for the team, show confidence in your own ideas but maturity in being able to compromise with others when needed.

Process Designer, Process Integration at Severn Trent
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Application Advice:

Research the company and find something you're passionate about to discuss and connect with - it is so much more than running taps and flushing toilets!

Interview Advice:

Competency questions, be honest about what motivates you.

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Best:

- Giving back to the community with Volunteering Days
- Sharesave Scheme
- Routes for progression
- Academic support
-Support with Further Qualifications

Graduate Engineer, Capital & Commercial Services at Severn Trent
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Best:

Culture and working envrionment - people are trul passionate about what they do.

Worst:

Not as high a salary and benefits as some other industries.

Onboarding & Administration Manager, Human Resources at Severn Trent
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Best:

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Worst:

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Catchment Lead, Waste Networks (Graduate Scheme) at Severn Trent
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Best:

Benefit - Salary

Worst:

Salary cap for engineering roles

Graduate Design Engineer, Capital and Commerical Services at Severn Trent
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Best:

Inspiring ceo
Challenge
Open to people with no background taking on roles

Worst:

Processes can be cumbersome

Reward & Benefits Manager, Human Resources at Severn Trent
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Best:

- Flexible work/life balance
- Lots of training opportunities
- Competitive salary

Worst:

- Corporate environment

Graduate Project Manager, CCS Green Recovery at Severn Trent
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Best:

Colleagues, career progression, opportunities for personal development and training, diversity.

Worst:

Workload at times, many plates to spin.

Business Planning Analyst, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

Work-life balance

Worst:

Some restrictions on ability to work from home

Assistant Project Manager, Green Recovery at Severn Trent
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Best:

Excellent networking opportunities
Good training available
good work life balance
lots of opportunity for charity events
good company ethos

Worst:

limited feedback in role
Pay grades on lower end for roles
driving and site travel expected when not always necessary
Moving upward and being promoted poor

Design Engineer, Capital and Commercial services at Severn Trent
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Best:

Very caring company. A lot of environmental initiatives and investments as well as takes cares of the employees.

Worst:

No working from home in Finance.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

Open / clear goals and objectives
Strong leadership
Culture which encourages curiosity/challenging the normal way of working

Worst:

Comms can be repetitive / not relevant
Departments not communication as much as they should
Tech department are slow

Feasibility Coordinator, Customer Operations – Water at Severn Trent
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Best:

People, support, option to move teams, ethics

Finance Graduate – Various Roles, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

The people and culture

Worst:

Limitations on travel due to the nature of the business - a water company in UK

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

Care about your development whilst also being flexible enough to allow you to balance work and home life well. Training is almost completely your choice so long as it will benefit your work you can take part

Capital Project Lead, Network Customer Operations at Severn Trent
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Best:

- Takes Environmental issues seriously
- Active in local communities
- Responsible
- Cares about its clients and employees
- Good CEO
- Good high level management

Worst:

- Company is slow to respond.
- Outsources much of its design / technical work.
- Communication can be limited

Technical Leadership Program – Graduate Engineer, EICA – Factories at Severn Trent
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Best:

The work they do for the community/customers is incomparable to most companies. This also includes the exciting projects in place to be carbon neutral.

Worst:

Couldn't think of any

Graduate Finance Leadership, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

Focus on sustainability and inclusivity. Lots of development opportunities. Good salary brackets.

Worst:

Technology is a bit behind - no webcam access on desktops, issues with using MS Teams and Zoom

Project Manager, HR at Severn Trent
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Best:

It is a very social responsibility driven company, wanting to do everything it can to help the environment and local communities as well as support its staff.

Worst:

N/A

Graduate Finance Tax, Group Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

Work life balance
Benefit packages
Pay
Culture and ethics of the company
Opportunities to progress

Business Leadship Programme, Wholesale Market Unit at Severn Trent
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Best:

the culture, makes working more efficient and enjoyable knowing that there is a culture of collaboration

Worst:

can't think of anything

Green recvoery analyst, Strategy and Regulations at Severn Trent
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Best:

Great work environment, great values, great support structure in place.

Worst:

N/A

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

the company has such a good work life balance, if you need an hour off for anything then as long as you make it up there is never any issues.

Worst:

the company can move so slow that sometimes workloads can be very low, but once things are approved you then end up overloaded.

Graduate Design Engineer, Instrumentation & Control Assets design (ICA Design) at Severn Trent
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Best:

People

Worst:

Travel

Third Party Claims Coordinator, Waste Networks at Severn Trent
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Best:

Colleagues and culture

Worst:

Sometimes difficult communicating with those outside of your department

Finance Business Partner, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

It feels great so far and I am lucky to be a part of this great company. I am continuously developing my skills and my contributions are appreciated at every step. My manager and colleagues support me whenever I need any help, and they encourage me to learn and face new challenges to help me grow my career. Severn Trent is very inclusive and multicultural! The atmosphere is amazing. The company has some of the friendliest and most helpful employees, who made settling in very easy. Everyone here is very passionate, respectful, and most importantly have fun!

Worst:

N/A

Design Engineer, Capital Commercial Services-Design Team at Severn Trent
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Best:

Opportunity and investing in people. Work life balance, and people are genuinely nice. There’s great harmony and culture at Severn trent

Worst:

N/A - haven’t found any yet ...... I’ll keep thinking

Senior Technician, Production at Severn Trent
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Best:

Customers and Employees are both priority.
The work place atmosphere motivates me to do the best.
Severn Trent provides water to so many people, so being a part of it makes us feel like we've accomplished something big.

Worst:

None.

Hub Scientist, Production at Severn Trent
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Best:

Company is flexible in hours
mental health is a priority
compassionate company

Worst:

not too technical
can be slow moving
flat structure

Technical Graduate Scheme, EICA at Severn Trent
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Best:

Training and study opportunities

Worst:

Workload and some repetitive, time consuming tasks

Capital Accounting – Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

The people
Variety of roles available
Career progression
Benefits packages

Transformation Change Analyst, Group Transformation at Severn Trent
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Best:

They are really supposrtive both of the employees and the customers they work for

Worst:

There is a clash of cultures from different departments all working for their own department rather than the company as a whole

Graduate Project Engineer, CDC at Severn Trent
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Best:

Good sense of social responsibility
Flexible working
Supportive working environment

Worst:

Comparative development, progression and salary to other industries
No opportunity to travel internationally

Project Manager, Strategy and Transformation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Socially responsible organisation. There are many projects to get involved within this realm and the company is strongly focused on providing opportunities to diverse groups and being active within the community.

Worst:

Excessive travel. A large geographical area is covered with teams reaching across this and the culture is heavily focused on face-to-face interactions.

Compliance Project Manager, Graduate Business Leadership Programme at Severn Trent
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Best:

The People

Worst:

Not very exciting and cutting edge.

Graduate Engineer, Waste Treatment Design at Severn Trent
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Best:

- Work-life balance
- The people
- Senior leaders
- Head office
- The training

Worst:

- Lack of international opportunities
- No on site gym

Front-End Innovation Analyst, Innovation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Family orientated

Worst:

Transparency of pay scales

Graduate Engineer, Delivery at Severn Trent
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Best:

Very good focus on mental heath, as well as general safety and wellbeing. Offers great support to employees and encourages openness about personal lives.

Worst:

A large organisation can lead to lots of interdependencies and problems of not knowing who's who.

Business Leadership Graduate, Graduate at Severn Trent
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Best:

Good ethical foundation which underpins its actions

Worst:

Inconsistencies in approach across departments over time.

Graduate Finance, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

The great people. Severn Trent has a great working atmosphere, everyone is passionate about what they do and people are always happy to help you out.

Worst:

Being in a heavily regulated industry, there are a lot of processes and 'red tape' that can slow things down and sometimes be frustrating.

Graduate Engineering, Capital Delivery at Severn Trent
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Best:

The company culture is incredible. Everyone I have bumped into are really friendly and people always give you the time of day to help out.

Wonderful career opportunities available.

Everyday is not necessarily the same when it comes to work.

Worst:

some departments are less visible than others and this makes it difficult to either understand what it is they do, or, how they link to our departments.

Graduate Business Leadership Programme, Innovation at Severn Trent
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Best:

- Good culture across the more
- Strong sense of social purpose
- Inspiring senior leadership

Worst:

- Pay visibility

Graduate Project Management, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Best:

Location, passionate and enthusiastic management, inspiring CEO

Worst:

When any issues with HR arise (around pay, for example, such as being put on the wrong tax code) they are very difficult to rectify.

Business Leadership Graduate, Technology at Severn Trent
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Best:

collaberative nature where support is always available.

Worst:

inconsistant approach to performance evaluation.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

The culture is great and everyone is really friendly.

Worst:

There is a lot of process to get certain things moving.

Creative Strategist, Technology at Severn Trent
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Best:

Recognised company, do meaningful work

Worst:

A lot to learn!

Graduate Project Management, PMO at Severn Trent
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Best:

Diversity
Attitude to health and wellbeing (Including mental health awareness)
Work-life balance
Providing vital public service
Opportunity for progression and personal advancement
Attractive benefits package
Empowerment and responsibilities

Worst:

I can't think of any.

Graduate Project Manager, Capital Delivery & Commercial – Water – Non Infra at Severn Trent
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Best:

Ethical Values embedded in the company.

Support for development

Positive health and safety culture

Worst:

Long term strategic decision making is not communicated clearly.

Process Engineering, Production-Treatment Process Engineering at Severn Trent
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Best:

It is a company where the culture is really good. The most senior members of staff lead from the front. The company is under immense pressure to meet objectives and criteria set by the regulator OFWAT and so the company is always driving improvements.

Worst:

The immense pressure from the regulator means that there is more of a focus on the here and now to resolve issues to meet objectives etc. However problems need to be solved from the root cause to ensure high efficiency.

Business Leadership Scheme, Asset Health at Severn Trent
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Best:

The people!

Worst:

Lower salaries than some companies

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

excellent work environment

Very focused on employee wellbeing

Charity work is emthasised and encouraged.

Worst:

Structural change is confusing and unorganised.

Office politics can get in the way of efficient work (though less so than many places ive worked)

Graduate Project Manager, CDC at Severn Trent
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Best:

Great working culture, relaxed and supported environment. Good salary and excellent benefits e.g. share save, lifestyle benefits etc.

Worst:

Whilst there are opportunities to progress, the size of the company means that these are more limited. No performance based incentive to get promoted.

Senior Technician, Production at Severn Trent
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Best:

-Work life balance
-Holiday benefits
-Pension scheme
-Sharesave scheme
-2 volunteering days per year
-Training and development on the Graduate scheme
-Friendly and open employees
-Flexibility

Worst:

-Head Office location can be difficult to get to/ park at

Senior Network Technician, Waste Water at Severn Trent
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Best:

Friendly atmosphere
good range of work
good opportunity's to try new things that you would expect to be doing

Worst:

Current restructure and resourcing can feel chaotic but I think this will be over soon as any company trying to do this will be in the same position

Graduate Mechanical Engineer, CDC Design at Severn Trent
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Best:

Great Benefits Package
Flexbile

Worst:

Not innovative enough

Business Leadership Graduate, Production at Severn Trent
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Best:

opportunities
team
relaxed nature
all about growth
management hierarchy

PM, Project Management at Severn Trent
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Best:

Company Loyalty - everyone has been in the business for years and really loves working here

Worst:

Salary - good starting salary for grads but no opportunities for pay rises within role

Engineering Graduate, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Plenty of opportunity, they will also back you to do whatever you want.
The amount of varied roles is huge.
They are massively supportive.

Worst:

Higher management not as accessible as for a smaller company.
Don't know why we got out of engineering design when we were just going to come back to it 5 years later?

Graduate Engineering, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Best:

The CEO
Opportunities to advance/grow as a person

Worst:

Car parking
Inefficiency (although this is improving)

Front End Analyst, Chief Engineer at Severn Trent
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Best:

Company's appreciation of the importance of home-life

Graduate Finance, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

Flexible and accommodating.
Invests in learning and development.

Worst:

Locations.

Graduate Project Management, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Best:

Ethics and Morals.
Senior Leadership (liv).
Development and progression opportunities.
Networking opportunities and ability to create a large sphere of support and influence.
Range of opportunities careerwise.
OTs.
Health and safety focus.

Worst:

Cascading from head office to operational sites of change programmes and the reasons for them.
Disconnection from some areas of the business to the wider strategy.
Some loss of really great talent due to lack of opportunities/pay increase.

DST County Team Manager, Customer Network Operations at Severn Trent
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Best:

Very flexible.
Great work/life balance.
Great career progression.
Lots of different areas/teams/roles.

Worst:

Have to drive a lot due to large region.

Water Quality Advisor, Production at Severn Trent
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Best:

Good Work / Life Balance and Benefits. Environmentally minded.

Worst:

Lack of Innovation / Lack of emphasis on technology infrastructure.

Business Leadership Graduate, Asset Data at Severn Trent
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Best:

Forward thinking
Cares about employees
Provides essential service

Worst:

Individuals can get lost at such a big company
Lacking in in-house skill e.g. trained and professional project managers/engineers etc. (a lot of work is contracted out)

Contract Manager, Contract Management at Severn Trent
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Best:

Geared up to develop you whatever your career path or progression looks like.

Worst:

Slow pace of work.

Process Design Engineer, Process Design Engineering at Severn Trent
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Best:

Working Culture -
Great company culture, everybody does the job because they want to. With that comes a great learning environment in which people want to help you and teach you how to do your work should you need assistance.

Worst:

Regional -
As with all the utility companies, Severn Trent is regionalised and so work is only available in their location. The company has also sold its international portfolio and therefore there is no longer opportunities to work abroad. However, whilst such a proposal is a major attraction from a student perspective you realise after a couple of years of working that such a factor is minor. If you do want to work abroad in the future it is relatively easy to get a few years experience and then go it alone - especially in Engineering.

Graduate Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

- Fantastic people who have made me feel welcome from the outset. There is also a brilliant, supportive culture - someone is always happy to take time out of there day to take you out.
-There are lots of opportunities beyond your role - whether this be doing voluntary work in other departments or conducting a day in the life of style placement.
- Work life balance and flexible working hours.

Graduate Project Management, Capital Delivery at Severn Trent
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Best:

Culture

Worst:

Sometime's manager's have too much work on to offer full support

Supply Chain Transformation Analyst, Capital Delivery and Commercial at Severn Trent
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Best:

Flexible working hours.
Good benefits and work/life balance.
Time allowed for working on personal development.

Worst:

Due to the way the water industry is funded there is always a lack of investment.

Wastewater Process Advisor, Treatment Process at Severn Trent
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Best:

Really cares about people, don't feel like just a number at Severn Trent and there is a definite sense of community.

Worst:

It can be quite corporate a times and bit of a divide between the people in STC and the other locations.

Graduate Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Our company values, beliefs and objectives
We help to protect the environment
Work ethic
Community

Graduate Engineer, Capital Delivery & Commercial at Severn Trent
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Best:

Good selection of benefits
Good career opportunities
Great facilities
Senior management team are visible on a day to day basis and you could find yourself sat next to the CEO at lunch or hot desking

Business Leadership Programme, Capital Delivery & Commercial at Severn Trent
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Best:

Work ethics and how they care about their employee's health and wellbeing.

Worst:

Unclear directions/communications between us and the management team.

Graduate Engineering, at Severn Trent
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Best:

Flexible, great work-life balance, chance to develop internally.

Worst:

No training e.g. Project Management qualifications whilst on scheme.

Business Leadership Graduate, Chief Engineer at Severn Trent
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Best:

Good work life balance
Good opportunities for grads to gain experience

Worst:

Unclear pay grades

Business leadership graduate, at Severn Trent
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Best:

There are lots of opportunities to try different areas of the business
Supportive network of people to help with your development
Great work-life balance most of the time
Rewarded well within teams for working hard

Worst:

24/7 industry as utilities - you will be expected to support during incidents etc. depending on what department you are in

Contract Specialist, Commercial/Contract Managemet at Severn Trent
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Best:

Relaxed atmosphere/environment

Worst:

Very commercially focused

Graduate Engineering, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Work/life balance

Good pension scheme

Friendly and helpful people

Worst:

A lot of change happening and communication doesn't keep up

Slow to tackle issues in the company

Graduate Engineer, Treatment Process at Severn Trent
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Best:

- Caring about our customers and being ethical e.g. commitments to renewables etc.
- Taking corporate social responsibility and leading on things such as mental health etc.
- Operating across a large region - lots of locational opportunities and different opportunities / challenges across the patch

Worst:

- Sometimes it's too big! There can be a lot of travelling and you don't get to see the other graduates much due to being geographically dispersed across the region
- On that note sometimes the job can be a little bit isolating if you are not working in a dedicated team for your day to day operations

Safer, Better, Faster Technical Expert, Group Transformation at Severn Trent
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Best:

The people are so friendly and helpful. They all care a lot about the company and it's values.

Worst:

The structure and re-organisations sometimes make team work across teams confusing.

Abstraction Licensing Analyst, Water Resources Strategy at Severn Trent
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Best:

Good company to work for, good opportunities, good benefits, good pay, given responsibility in your roles, expected to contribute to team and company objectives.

Worst:

Nothing really bad

Project Delivery Lead, Innovation at Severn Trent
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Best:

- Great benefits
- Work life balance is brill
- Work from home policy is great

Worst:

- Work can be a bit boring
- Have to be really self motivated

Customer Journey Specialist (Business Leadership Programme), Customer Strategy at Severn Trent
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Best:

Support in learning and development. Good benefits. Good working environment.

Worst:

Too many and too frequent changes in procedures especially across AMPs.

Graduate Engineer, at Severn Trent
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Best:

Commitment to doing things better, innovating and driving improvement.

Worst:

Experience is invaluable in business but there is an over-reliance on those who have done it a certain way for a long time.

Account Creation Team Manager, Developer Services at Severn Trent
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Best:

Focus on the wellbeing of our people and customers

Worst:

Too nice for a FTSE 100 company

Interworks Fleet Manager, Bioresources at Severn Trent
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Best:

security and fairness

Worst:

no travel overseas

BLP graduate programme, Bioresources at Severn Trent
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Best:

Very good culture

Worst:

There still seems to be a culture where people get promoted based on the number of years of experience they have rather then the quality of their experience.

Project Manager, Technology at Severn Trent
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Best:

Great workplace culture
Plenty of benefits
Genuinely care about employees

Graduate Solution Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

The people I work with on a daily basis, early management and leadership exposure, approachable directors.

Worst:

Regulatory understanding as related to ability to change and innovate quickly.

Education Strategy Officer, Communications at Severn Trent
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Best:

As described

Worst:

As described

Graduate Solutions Engineer, Asset Creation Non-Infra at Severn Trent
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Best:

The people, the culture

Worst:

Nothing as of yet!

Finance Graduate Scheme, Business Information at Severn Trent
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Best:

providing a vital service that matters

Worst:

Pay is relatively lower because of regulation

Technology Lead, Commercial at Severn Trent
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Best:

career opportunities.
support.
put customers at the heart.

Worst:

sometimes slow process for change to be implemented.
old ways of working in some areas.
limited options to travel and work abroad.

BLP Graduate, Wholesale at Severn Trent
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Best:

work/life balance, benefits, culture,

Worst:

communication company-wide, technology

Graduate BLP, at Severn Trent
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Best:

Size- allows movement internally

Worst:

Dpts can work in silos

Programme Engineer, ICA at Severn Trent
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Best:

It has strong values, looks after its employees, has a strong social corporate responsibility, and is in an industry that is currently changing relatively quickly with market opening so there is lots of exciting opportunities available.

Worst:

It is in a large region so there are sometimes times where you will have to do a fair bit of travelling depending on what role you get.

Severn Trent
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Best:

People are generally friendly

Worst:

Work gets extremely busy

Security at Severn Trent
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Best:

Working atmosphere and environment makes you want to be in this company long term and progress upwards. Top company but with a small companies environment! A lot of visibility to senior management, incredible amount of work opportunities to progress career and develop. Working culture is extremely flexible and makes the work life balance perfect. Staff here are very diverse, warm and feels like a family.

Worst:

The schemes are still developing so its not complete but a working progress.

Process Design Engineer, Water at Severn Trent
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Best:

It is a great company to work for, the people I work with are all very friendly. It's very welcoming and feels almost family like for a FTSE100 company I think can be rare. I don't feel like just another number.

Worst:

Not being able to park at the main office can be annoying sometimes.

Business Planning Analyst, Water at Severn Trent
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Best:

Work Life balance and fun atmosphere.

Worst:

There is a lot of red tape due to the business being heavily regulated.

Catchment Scientist, Asset Management at Severn Trent
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Best:

The people working towards one cause

Worst:

Our structure is not the most efficient due to regulatory constraints

Customer Journey Specialist, Customer Journey at Severn Trent
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Best:

Delivering something essetntial to our customers
Evolving
Changing market place
FTSE 100

Graduate Leadership, at Severn Trent
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Best:

The responsibility I am given; the support and friendliness of people in the company - most senior managers are approachable and supportive; the work is interesting and challenging; you receive regular 121s and reviews so feel supported; there is also lots of opportunities to get involved in initiatives outside of your day job.

Worst:

Lack of training opportunities; work/life balance sometimes - as it's flexitime, I think most graduates end up working more!

GISST Updates Team Lead, Asset Data at Severn Trent
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Best:

Fantastic environment and company ethos to work within.

Worst:

Salary levels compared to other engineering roles in utilities (Consultant & Contractor).

Senior Solution Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Leadership, support, flexibility, development opportunities.

Worst:

City location.

Catchment Partnership Coordinator, Asset Management at Severn Trent
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Best:

Amount of opportunities available.

Worst:

Some people/teams are hard to get in touch with.

Continuous Improvement Specialist, Operational Contact Centre at Severn Trent
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Best:

-

Worst:

-

Graduate Engineer, at Severn Trent
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Best:

strong vision and values, culture, serving customers first

Worst:

location

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

Capital to invest

Worst:

Wide variety of stakeholders

Senior Water Quality Advisor, Water Quality at Severn Trent
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Best:

Large emphasis on operational excellence.

Worst:

Communication between departments.

Improvement Manager, Wholesale Operations at Severn Trent
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Best:

How awesome the people are and the drive to develop and inspire us all!

Worst:

Internal moves can bring a lower salary than external people coming in which can cause quite a lot of tension at times.

Finance Graduate, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

The fact we produce something that no one really gives thought to: water - and the constant innovation and drive to deliver better quality water and customer expericence

Worst:

The intricacies of a highly regulated industry are difficult to understand without exposure to them for a long time

PMO Analyst, Group Transformation at Severn Trent
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Best:

They have decent values and people care about what they do. They don't just see it as a way to make ends meet.

Worst:

The salary, although in general competitive, doesn't go as far in Warwickshire as they are competing against salaries of JLR which in turn drives up the cost of living.

Graduate Engineering, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Working culture

Worst:

There can be a lack of communication & collaboration between different teams

Business Information Analyst, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

There is a great open and friendly working culture, from the operators on the ground to the senior management.

Worst:

Some of the time and resource pressures can be stressful to manage.

Wastewater Process Advisor, Asset Management – Treatment Process at Severn Trent
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Best:

The culture of the company is great, with emphases on graduates to learn quick and become future leaders. This results many great oppotunities for grads that wants to take on extra projects and task. The senior management is great, always keen to sit down with grads to mentor and support.

Worst:

The culture of the company has changed a lot in recent years which means that some people are still stucked in the old ways and not so open to new pepole and to grads.

IS Technical Leadership Graduate Programme – Infrastructure Project Management, at Severn Trent
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Best:

Culture is great, very welcoming. The benefits are very good also.

Worst:

With any large company it can be difficult to implement changes/utilise opportunities.

Process Design at Severn Trent
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Best:

Variety

Worst:

N/a

Solutions Engineer, Wholesale Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Ethical. Relaxed/supportive

Worst:

Lack of technical work

Graduate Engineer, at Severn Trent
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Best:

Big company, lots of chance to move around.

Worst:

people struggle to deal with change.

Analyst, Water Performance at Severn Trent
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Best:

The company ethos and values which drive the work that is done and the way the company operates which means it is always a good company to work for and really values its employees.

Worst:

It is sometimes difficult to work with other business areas, as they seem quite distant.

Senior HR Policy Advisor, HR in Water Company at Severn Trent
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Best:

Flexitime.

Worst:

Too relaxed atmosphere sometimes.

Process design Engineer, Process Design Engineering at Severn Trent
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Best:

The benefits e.g. the pension, 121s and regular support, flexibility in terms of starting times, extra benefits such as lifestyle benefits like gym discounts etc.
Ability to move across the company and meet lots of different people/work in lots of different areas

Worst:

Sometimes the travel
Due to the size of the company sometimes a lack of communication between different departments and a delay in getting things done because of resistance

Social Media and Digital Strategy Specialist, #Customer at Severn Trent
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Best:

Great service and product
Great people
Environmental

ERm Risk Anayst, Finance at Severn Trent
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Best:

The people, the culture.

Worst:

-

Change Manager, IT at Severn Trent
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Best:

progression, training, staff, benefits, work, balance

Graduate Solution Engineer, Asset Creation at Severn Trent
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Best:

Work/life balance.
Company culture.
Opportunities available.

Finance Graduate, at Severn Trent
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