Best Places to Work: 2014 (#24)
I have been working at Cameron full-time
Pros
Helps with work life balance: having family & working hard.
Cons
Leadership uncertainty with constant shuffling of personnel
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Application
I applied online. I interviewed at Cameron (Oklahoma City, OK) in October 2014.
Interview
The interview was laid back and pretty normal. The reason I had a negative experience was the lack of follow up after the interview, even after I reached out. It's understandable that a company may have a star candidate but the other candidates at least deserve a phone call or email regarding the company's decision. After all, most candidates dedicate over 2 hours for an interview.
Interview Questions
Meet Nick Tran, Manager Veteran Programs, US Army Veteran: “I am overwhelmingly honored to have the opportunity to lead Cameron’s initiative to attract, hire and retain military veterans for careers within the oil & gas industry.” http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vI1kb
As the U.S. celebrates Veterans Week, we take the opportunity to feature our veterans. Laura Gardner, Product Line Manager, Cameron Drilling: “The leadership skills that I learned throughout my time in the military have helped me grow as a leader at Cameron. The US Army and Cameron’s core values are closely aligned, so I have the ability to operate independently and in a cohesive team on every Mission Critical task or project. Taking initiative and establishing a cohesive team to successfully execute are critical in delivery to our customers every day.” To learn more visit: http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vI18q
