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Updated 3 Dec 2023
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Pros
- "Great for people who enjoy structured environment and established procedures (ie military)." (in 463 reviews)
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- "Long hours and sometimes get slated into roles you have little interest in due to someone quitting even when expressed areas of interest" (in 99 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 4.09 Apr 2022Civil EngineerCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsHouston, TX
Pros
Great pay for a civil engineer that can't be beat working for traditional civil engineering companies. Good work/life balance (most people get into the office by around 8am, and the parking garage is cleared out by 5pm). Good flexibility in working remotely if needed for doctor appointments, etc. Great networking opportunities within the company and you can have fun playing the corporate 'game.' You get a new position every 2-3 years so never get pigeon holed into doing only 1 thing.
Cons
Everybody in my group quit (a trend these days), so my hours have been closer to 12+ hr days. Honestly I'm just not passionate about oil and gas. The pay can't be beat if you're a civil engineer, which is why I decided to give the job a chance. I'm actively looking for jobs elsewhere now because I can't scratch the itch for wanting to work on a civil infrastructure or building construction project (the reason I chose to get my degree in civil engineering).
9 - 2.023 Aug 2023Upstream Business AdvisorFormer Employee, more than 5 yearsSpring, TX
Pros
Pay is good but everything else is meh especially when you have a bunch of Type-A thinking they are the smartest people in the world.
Cons
You have to work for Exxon.
2 - 2.04 Jun 2020Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, less than 1 year
Pros
Good hours and rate of pay
Cons
Treated like your 5, managers think they are gods given gift. Way too many procedure and rules. Have the staff don’t know what they can and can’t do as there are so many conflicting rules. Job role is very boring and not busy!
1 - 4.012 Nov 2012Senior Staff EngineerCurrent Employee, more than 10 yearsHouston, TX
Pros
Excellent work volume & work type. Great place to develop competencies & gather industry experience other Oil companies are willing to pay a premium for. Top notch in Operations Integrity & Safety.
Cons
Managed from top down. Little room for innovation.
- 5.017 Oct 2010Financial AnalystCurrent EmployeeFairfax, VA
Pros
At my location, the people with whom I work are very friendly, helpful, and team spirited. There are a lot more team building activities than I had expected before I started working here. There is a great focus on safety in the workplace, and the company is committed to ensuring its employees' wellbeing. The pay is competitive within the industry and has a lot of potential to grow according to your performance.
Cons
The company ranks its employees but doesn't share your specific place in rank to you. They will tell you what bracket in which you fall (top third, bottom third etc), and your compensation is tied to your rank position. (This is only a con for the poor performers!)
1 - 4.010 Apr 2010Territory ManagerCurrent Employee
Pros
-Solid pay (just graduated school and I make more than any of my friends) -Solid benefits (pension plan...if you can make it that long) -Opportunity to travel and rack up frequent flyer/hotel points -Work from home in this position
Cons
-Secretive ranking and promotion process -Not innovative at all -Doesn't foster creativity -Moves you around to different jobs and different cities every ~2 years and you have no say in where you go or what you do. Many employees in their 50s have lived in 13 different cities with XOM...not uncommon. XOM doesn't understand that this doesn't fit the mold of younger generations. -Bureaucratic
- 3.015 Dec 2013Storehouse TechnicianFormer Employee, more than 10 yearsBaton Rouge, LA
Pros
Good compnay to work for..pays very good money..if you take full advantage of all their investment programs you can retire a millionaire
Cons
Very political, it's who you knoiw, not what you know
- 2.026 Oct 2021EngineerFormer Employee, more than 3 yearsHouston, TX
Pros
culture of high integrity. very competent and smart people who gets things done. great pay and prestige. great Employee Resource group. safety first.
Cons
the force ranking system creates bad incentives and penalize employees who have a bad year. It also forces people to be the same assertive, A-type personality to climb the ranking. It is also used unfairly to lay people off without calling it a layoff. No work life balance. I quote from a former supervisor "ExxonMobil load up your plate to 120%, and you have to decide is most important to get done". For me that often means stay in the office after hours to catch up. My decision to say no and leave the office at 4 to have more time with the family did not help my ranking.
1 - 2.01 Mar 2021Process EngineerCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearFawley, Hampshire, South East England, England
Pros
Good place to learn & develop. Strong starting salary (although pay currently frozen and yearly increments lower than industry standard)
Cons
Shocking culture of blaming employees Poor reliability blamed on employees working from home during a pandemic despite years of underinvestment. Actively making people redundant resulting in excessive workload. Minimal plans to address climate change and no acknowledgement of fault in the Exxon Knew scandal. Poor local environmental performance of Fawley site.
1 - 5.025 Oct 2017Anonymous InternFormer Intern
Pros
Pays very well and was a good learning experience.
Cons
I was expecting to get a position more related to my major.
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