Husky Energy – “A great company for your career”

Pros

advancement and movement is based on meritocracy and dedication: A dedicated and knowledgeable employee is identified and provided with responsibilites and opportunities for advancement within the company. Movement within the organization is encouraged
innovative ideas are allowed at work: Improvement in engineering or administrative procedures are encouraged
independence at work: employees are free to complete projects in a time frame they see fit and also have options in how to execute their projects as long as deadlines are met

Cons

not a risk taking company : Husky is not a very risk taking company and takes its project failures too seriously. They often replace employees who have not performed upto expectations.
limited opportunities for professional growth: while courses are routinely offered to employees the company limits it to a certain fixed amount. Most courses are also technical in nature, setting aside the development of employee's soft skills
Poor document control: Documents often get lost in a mire of online documentation that is often not updated or poorly organized. Locations of important files or programs are also not known to every one
Constant change in operating procedures: operating procedures change regularly leading employees and contractors to confusion

Advice to Senior Management

Overall pretty good with great employment advancement and movement opportunities; however, constant change in protocol within the company on executing projects and poor document control plague the company and lead to constant confusion within the company and its associates.