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Pros
- "The benefits are good and there is strong support to have a balanced life style (work and other interests)" (in 580 reviews)
- "The people are great to work for and the company is more stable than most oil & gas co's in the industry." (in 387 reviews)
Cons
- "Technology Leadership is poor and there seems no understanding or what is happening in their areas..." (in 60 reviews)
- "Slow career progression (people stay at company for long periods and therefore you must 'earn your stripes' so to speak before being promoted)" (in 56 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 3.024 May 2015Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 10 yearsHouston, TX
Pros
BP has many smart, terrific people and, in general, a cooperative, collaborative work environment. They work at getting work/life balance right and generally do a good job of it. Good Pay and benefits. BP facilities around the world are nice and comfortable places to work
Cons
Since the Gulf Spill BP seems to have lost its way. They are in constant reorganization creating ongoing confusion as to how people and departments are to work together. The complexity of the organization makes decision making slow, iterative and confusing.
- 5.013 Nov 2017Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
good work life balance is good
Cons
salary is not enough for such a big company
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