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British Petroleum (BP) Reviews
What is it like working at British Petroleum (BP)?
Learning by doing.
Pricing Analyst in Madrid:
Pros: 100% Home Office
Cons: There were no Onboarding. They don´t take care about new employes (Subcontractors)
Great Pay, if you are not in the Pacific Northwest.
Pipeline Controller in Seattle:
Pros: Casual Dress atmosphere
Cons: The supervisor treats grown men like we are children.
Great place to work.
Senior Chemical Engineer in Wayne:
Pros: Overall environment, flexible working arrangements, compensation and benefits
Cons: Some uneasiness in the energy/oil&gas field
Dazzling experience.
Customer Service Representative (CSR) in Rockingham:
Pros: The customer contact
Cons: Negative people
Great role to lead a team & gain experience in order to progress.
Retail Store Manager in Auckland:
Pros: flexible working hours
Cons: shortage in quality candidates coming through
Best employer.
Credit Analyst in Johannesburg:
Pros: The flexibility within the organization and Agile working hours are great. Great people atmosphere.
Cons: My specific role can be very demanding which requires overtime hours especially over month end.
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