How are career development opportunities at Worley?

Flexible hours(you can work from home all year if you want), very diverse environment with different races, great support through employee assistance programs, great yearly increases, great opportunities to learn and contribute

Strict timesheet system that needs every single hour to be billable

Very good company for work life balance as well as good for career opportunities

No much benefits in company

Good increment, medical benefits, flexible working time

No work life balance, slow career progression

reasonable pay, lots of smart people around to learn from.

No company culture. No career development. High pressure working environment. Leaders don't care about individuals. People are definitely not the biggest asset to the corporation, They are dumped like garbage when there is no project. Benefits are one of the worst.

Lots of resources, systems, and information for support.

A lack of real human support. Position was not as advertised or discussed, no training or career development considerations, zero connection with management, very hierarchical, poor communication style in some departments, lack of inclusivity.

-some of the most technically experienced people you'll meet -some remote options

-not much offered in terms of growth -promise so much in terms of career opportunities but management is selfish and looking out for themselves. -actual management is so incompentent, they do not know what is going on with the actual work staff. They do not communicate or keep tabs on what's going on in the weeds. -managers do not care about nurturing new hires only want results.

Exposure to new knowledge is high

Workload mismatch with compensation Slow career progression

Employee career development and growth opportunities

I can think of any one now

1. Good Work Life Balance. 2. Good Caring Culture

1. No good salary hike. 2. Growth is very sluggish. 3. Biased Managers

Base and bonus are ok as long as the company performs well. Some opportunities to work abroad if you are willing to move.

Little investment in, or development of, employees. No clear path for career advancement. Culture needs to improve. Frequent management changes.