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4.0

77% would recommend to a friend

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Brandon Craig

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65% positive business outlook

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3.0
Nov 13, 2015

IT Project Manager

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good salaries and healthcare benefits

Cons

Poor career oppotunities, excesive work load

2.0
Nov 10, 2015

Lots of nothing

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Pros

Engineers compensated better than average. Houston office is building a new expensive building to be used for... Management career path climbs ladder quickly.

Cons

International travel for work is overly complicated. Oppressive culture discourages new ideas or challenging poor decisions by management. Safety mentality is totally a CYA system. Your US job may be replaced by someone from another country at any time. Mining jobs are even more at risk.

1.0
Oct 25, 2015

This company doesn't practice their own core values

Anonymous employee
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Pros

It's a job in a bad economy.

Cons

Company talks a lot about their core values and in over 5 years I've rarely seen them behave or act in alignment with any of them. Simplicity: This is the most micromanaged, cumbersome, restrictive employer I've ever worked for. Sustainability: Try to suggest a different way of doing things in an attempt to generate greater productivity or add real value to the business. Won't happen ... managers don't want free thinking employees that speak up, they want "yes sir" "go along" robots. Accountability: they mean to themselves right? Managers make promises of opportunities that they never intend to keep or follow through on; They lure you with benefits and incentives only to pull them out from underneath you later; They say and do what they want without repercussion. Respect and Integrity: This is a company that tells their employees to work themselves to the bone only to under compensate them for their achievements. Structure a bonus incentive plan so that no one gets rewarded in accordance with their performance; mid and low performing people get what the highly productive people get. You don't get recognized for your productivity or contributions. Have to be in the inner circle in order to be considered for advancement. Don't challenge process or manager direction, even in a positive way - you offend one person above you and you've cut your career short. Your told to do and accomplish certain things in order be considered for advancement, meanwhile you watch people without these various accomplishments get promoted around you; they change the rules as they go to suit their own needs. Lead a strong team, train someone to do a job, find out in a year that you've just trained them to be your superintendent regardless of the fact you got them their and your far more qualified. Appointment at whim - We're you promised "consideration". Well you'll only be given that if they decide to post an open position. Which may not happen. They'll pick a person and appoint them to an open position without giving others the chance to apply. Employment opportunities provided to those less qualified who sleep with the leadership team while those who contribute lose jobs. Underutilize people who have specific skill sets.

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