It isn't often you stumble across a room full of young leaders power posing with top industry leaders. But Natalie Wood and Katie Damratoski aren't your average employees.
When Terry Dickerson took a job as a janitor in Entergy Arkansas’ Gurdon office in 1981, he didn’t see himself running the place 35 years down the road. But, after several twists and turns, that’s exactly how it turned out.
On July 10, Entergy, along with the Edison Electric Institute and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, will salute the nation’s more than 74,000 electrical lineworkers by observing National Lineworker Appreciation Day.
Entergy’s recognition was based on the results of an employee feedback survey.
"I was once told to always strive to do my very best and to lead by example. I recognize that my actions and words can influence behaviors, so I coach because I care."
"My power principle at work is to always be prepared. Whatever department you may work in, preparation is the key to ensuring we perform all of our work safely and error-free."
"If someone asks me to take on a task, I try my best to do the job. It's also important to take on new challenges and learn new skills to develop yourself."
"Reputation is everything in this line of work, so no matter how small a job is, I always do my best."
The honor recognizes Entergy's commitment to provide sustainable value for our stakeholders by empowering communities through economic growth and job creation.
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