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BASF Corporation Reviews
What is it like working at BASF Corporation?
Not sure on one hand you have great support and freedom, but on the other hand you may get assignments you would not like.
Senior Process Engineer in Houston:
Pros: Company that is top in his market and give employees room to grow as experts
Cons: Do not like that some managers think we have to do everything regardless of your specialty
Chemical Laboratory Technician in Union:
Pros: The work is interesting, repetative, and satisfying when done well.
Cons: No one will advocate for you, even when you are an overacheiver and highly successful in the tasks you complete.
Steady work, great team. Most of the other employees make it a more enjoyable place to work.
Maintenance Technician in Durham:
Pros: Plenty of overtime, good atmosphere, and great team members.
Cons: Not being a full time employee because my 19 years experience in my field is not as good as being certified on paper with no experience.
Management issus.
Material Handler in Seneca:
Pros: i love what i do
Cons: being micromanaged and harassed constantly and discriminated against. I am a self starter and know how to do my job
Environmental Specialist in Prairieville:
Short on resources, the company was once a leader in all areas, but in the last 15 years is less than world class environmentally due to business desires to increase profits and decrease expenditures. The company has put a diversity hiring practice in place that doesn’t get the best employees, but the cheapest employees. The result is the entry level employee is often ill suited and replacement employees with experience are usually not well suited at the level they are hired. It has increased a great deal of rework and stepping back to do work for others that are not capable. If I were hiring out today BASF would not be my employer of choice. The company once fostered a culture that developed and mentored young employees up the ladder to keep their careers moving. Now the company claims this is the case still, but few advancement opportunities ever exist. The company has also brought in many new employees to be managers from competing companies which has confused and even diluted the once BASF corporate culture of innovation. Sometimes it’s hard to tell if we are BASF, Dow, or Huntsman. Corporate identity suffers here.
Company of red tape and broken promises.
Research Scientist in Durham:
Pros: The overarching mission of the company
Cons: Employees are treated like children
Control / Automation Engineer in Port Elizabeth:
Pros: The people I work with
Cons: Management hide too many things
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