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Oct 7, 2009
2009-10-07 18:52 PDT
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Pros
Ability to work on many different projects, typically international. Many opportunities for travel abroad. Competitive salaries and benefits for E&C companies. Fluor has taken good steps to help retain new graduates and develop better training/ growth into the corporation. Fluor is a large company with many different career opportunities. Generally good work/ family balance. 9/80 work weeks are great.
Cons
The E&C industry will always fluctuate with the market conditions, which can be difficult during downturns. Travel/ assigments can be difficult on family life. Working within a large organization can be frustrating as changes can come very slow, if at all.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to push training and development of new graduates to help retention and continue to look for new ways to attract and retain quality employees.
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Process Engineer in Aliso Viejo, CA:
“Ok, I'd recommend”
May 14, 2009
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Process Engineer in Aliso Viejo, CA:
“Pretty decent, if you like boring”
Apr 21, 2009
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Process Engineer in Sugar Land, TX:
“Excellent Knowledge transfer practice”
Feb 25, 2009
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Process Engineering Intern in Greenville, SC:
“Fluor - a great environment to get your work done, and to continue learning”
Feb 24, 2009
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Safety Manager in Greenville, SC:
“If you have ambition, skill, and determination - Fluor has room for you to grow and succeed”
Feb 10, 2009
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Principal Design Engineer:
“Fluor can be a challenging and rewarding place to work, but you must be proactive in development of your own career path”
Jan 30, 2009
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Senior Design Engineer in Sugar Land, TX:
“Fluor, a good place to work if you like idle time.”
Jan 28, 2009
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Electrician Top Helper in Franklin, TX:
“Fluor cares and is a good place to work with many opportunities.”
Jan 22, 2009
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Project Business Technician (Intern) in Houston, TX:
“Fluor is a good company, but only a so-so place for interns.”
Jan 8, 2009
