BP Reviews in Houston, TX Area
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Sep 18, 2009
2009-09-18 11:35 PDT
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1 of 1 people found this helpfulPros
9/80 workplan
Dynamic workplace
Worldwide projects
Positions in the whole reserve progression processCons
Obscure promotion criteria
Moving away from empowering professionals as much as in past
Upper management across company becoming less diversitied - more UK citizensAdvice to Senior Management
Clarity clear grade level criteria, removing "years in grade" as one of the criteria, and focusing on performance measurements that's not controlled by a single manager - put in the same rigour as used in hiring
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Anonymous in Houston, TX:
“Not bad, but there are better places to work ”
Aug 14, 2009
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Commercial Analyst in Houston, TX:
“There are plusses and minuses to working at BP.”
Apr 28, 2009
1 comment
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Reservoir Engineer in Houston, TX:
“Deep water experiance”
Mar 27, 2009
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Senior Engineer in Houston, TX:
“BP - Big Potential (Let's not blow it)”
Mar 14, 2009
1 found helpful | 1 comment
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Petroleum Engineer in Houston, TX:
“Good company but to wedded to tradition to become a great company”
Mar 16, 2009
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Petroleum Engineer in Houston, TX:
“Delivers work/life balance, but red tape and processes still prevail over common business sense.”
Feb 22, 2009
2 found helpful | 1 comment
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Reservoir Engineer in Houston, TX:
“Beats working outside in the heat and humidity of Houston.”
Jan 25, 2009
1 found helpful
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Power Trader in Houston, TX:
“Great company, lacks individual development plan”
Dec 8, 2008
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Instrumentation and Electric Engineer in Texas City, TX:
“Fair company to work for”
Dec 8, 2008
