Fluor Reviews
Updated Jan 28, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
good resource and knowledge to learn
Cons
layoff easily when workforce reduce
Advice to Senior Management
keep people
Pros
Well structured and good corporate culture.
Cons
Does not know to value their technical contributors.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to work on improving their performance evaluation process and accordingly compensate the technical professionals.
Pros
Large organization has a wide range of projects and locations to work. Offers benifits and opportunity to develop new skills for job advancement.
Cons
Large organization has processes that get out dated and slow work progress and deter innovation.
Advice to Senior Management
Communication is a tool to grow the company and create loyalty
Pros
Good development programs
Wide variation in work
Wide exposure to global market and project types
Cons
Only 5 holidays per year.
Small raises, promotions are scarce, bonuses are small when you get them.
Advice to Senior Management
Reward people for their efforts
Pros
Outstanding, very professional and competent.
Cons
Competition and full transparency at work,
Advice to Senior Management
Keep it up.
Pros
Nothing pros about Fluor Corporation
Cons
Poor pay, no promotion, boring city
Pros
Wide variety of project assignments. Potential for great assignments if you are in the right place at the right time. People willing to travel internationally and take long term assignments will have great opportunity for advancement. Good program to develop young engineers.
Cons
Engineering work is shifting to lower wage countries. Work load in US has decreased which may lead to layoffs in US. Projects staffed heavily with management and project controls.
Advice to Senior Management
Reduce overhead costs on projects by reducing management to become more competitive in US market. Remove some layers of corporate management.
Pros
We design and construct things all over the world. You're always working on something different, and you know you're helping communities and people with the work you do.
Cons
If you're a construction designer or engineer of some sort, than you always have the possibility of being let go during a down-trend, but... you probably already know that as it comes with the profession, not the company.
Advice to Senior Management
Target more clean / green work.
Pros
Good reputation for future jobs.
Cons
Fired employees if they don't have projects to assign.
Advice to Senior Management
Give more job security to their employees
Pros
You are surround by a broad range of technical experts.
Cons
The size of the company.
Advice to Senior Management
No advise to offer.



