ExxonMobil International Reviews
Updated Feb 8, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 58 ratings Employees are "Satisfied" |
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Pros
Great pay and work-life balance
Cons
No Bonus....more of a long-term career
Pros
Professional work atmosphere. Amount of team support given on a project is pretty good. If you are in the "club" you could get to work all over the world.
Cons
So far the employees are professional and overall intelligent. However the expectations are very high and often times unrealistic, leading to large amounts of stressful situations. Advancement for younger employees is often times controlled by managers with not much experience in managing people. When you first start working they will start determining the highest you will ever move up in the company, which makes it hard to break some preconceived mold they put you in.
Advice to Senior Management
Never stop investing in your employees, and always give raises, which often times are the only way to know for sure if you are Doing a good job or not. Be more open with your teams and less of an elite attitude toward others would go a long way toward relationship building.
Pros
Good pay, smart people around and travel opportunities. The support can be good but it very much depends on your supervisor and manager. Fortunately I have a good manager so things are easier.
Cons
Long term benefits package to lock employers in. Extremely rigid work culture can be a drag at times. Work satisfaction is not always present as the job can be mundane even if it's for 1-2 years.
Advice to Senior Management
Try to relax and don't take employees for granted. I know of many young employees who are not happy with the work culture.
Pros
Some of the best people work here. Everyone is smart and talented. The ranking system can be competitive but it's fair over the length of a career.
Cons
EM can be very process oriented which can make it hard to get things done. To be an executive you need to be prepared to move through a different role about every 2 years which means you will be moving your family a lot.
Pros
If in the right location, I hear its good with decent advancement oportunities
Cons
poor job appriasal and raises
Pros
flexible work arrangements, family life balance, job satisfaction, great remuneration.
Cons
office locations are not ideal
Advice to Senior Management
N/A
Pros
High international diversity. Lots of young professionals. As being business support center there are higher career advancement opportunities compared to office in other countries.
Cons
There are a lot of young inexperience management.
Pros
Great social environment
Small workload
Simple tasks
International travel opportunities
Quick promotions
Several departments to alternate between
Excellent experience in corporate systems and rules
Cons
Widespread incompetence
High turnover
Promotions based on time employed, not achievements
Substantial managerial office politics
Uncompetitive salary
Unsuitable and useless benefits
Virtually impossible to be transferred abroad
Almost no help/service offered for expats
Advice to Senior Management
Stop playing politics, start doing business.
Pros
great company to work for with lots of jobs and opportunities to be made and had. Money is good and development is outstanding
Cons
Some world wide locations do not fit the Corp. model and do not follow the US role and guidelines... that is it
Advice to Senior Management
Keep doing what you are doing... it is a great company to work for that is always the leader and never the follower
Pros
10 years in and still think its a great company. Not highest paying but rewarding longterm career.
Cons
Long term view of compensation
Advice to Senior Management
Looks towards rewarding employees now rather than long term focus. Improve worklife balance. Eliminate pension and pay now and let each employee manage their future.


