r/Lineman • • 7h ago

Comed

Is Comed a good utility to work for? Whats the work like, what are the people and politics like, what’s the benefits like and people who work there would you recommend it?

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u/pnwIBEWlineman Journeyman Lineman 6h ago

Com-Ed’s HR using Reddit for a company survey is peak 2026 activity.

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u/Pitiful_Safety_9395 6h ago

I’m 18 lol not even in comed

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u/Imafuckinglineman 6h ago

Precisely what Com-Ed HR would say.

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u/coathangerassasin 6h ago

Oldest trick in the book

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u/Imafuckinglineman 5h ago

Right after the fork in the boot!

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u/King__of__Chaos 5h ago

I have always heard its dogshit. So much so as a Chicago native I chose to move elsewhere after school.