Chesapeake Energy Employee Reviews about "chesapeake"
Updated Nov 27, 2021
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- "Good pay even though the tough times that the oil and gas industry is currently having." (in 40 reviews)
- "Long Hours and a lot of Time on the Road; but it's the oilfield so no way around it!" (in 10 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- Former Employee, more than 3 years★★★★★
Pros
I worked on the oilfield and transport, contracted to haul off ground cuttings, manufactured mud, centrifuge etc.. The company men and the type of roughnecks they hire were all pretty amazing. Had a great time. A pro would be that they offer their employees heated and cooled restroom. Chesapeake never cut corners as far as I could tell. The old saying goes there, you're only as good as your employees are. good pay!
Cons
Long hours away from home. they run a 2 weeks on 2 weeks off schedule for their hands and thats a long time to be away. other than that no other cons.
- Former Employee, more than 1 year★★★★★
Pros
Great company benefits awesome hr flexible hours. I would work there again but I moved back to east Texas
Cons
There were no cons at Chesapeake energy I have never worked for such an awesome company in my life meet allot if awesome ppl I'm still friends with
Continue reading - Current Employee★★★★★
Pros
Chesapeake is a young energetic company with great facilities and a great upside. The people here are excellent and are easy to work with. Great benefits. Very little red tape.
Cons
Chesapeake energy has a lack of technical experience which can make working in a technical department frustrating as management doesn't always seem to understand scientific principles, or even pretend to care about them. Job titles and pay are completely out of whack, ie 10 year drilling engineer transfers to reservoir as a senior reservoir engineering advisor, is making huge dollars, but doesn't know what a decline curve is.
Continue reading - Current Contractor, less than 1 year★★★★★
Pros
Your coworkers are your best resource. Very team oriented company. Your supervisors will likely have an open door policy, and will not hesitate to assist you if you have trouble doing or understanding something.
Cons
Chesapeake is on a hiring freeze, and will probably not hire anyone in the near future. There are some people who have been contract workers for a few years that still have not gotten a full-time offer.
Continue reading - Former Employee, more than 5 years★★★★★
Pros
Chesapeake Energy has an excellent benefits package for its employees.
Cons
HR tends to be more favorable towards Corporate management rather than the employee.
- Former Employee, more than 1 year★★★★★
Pros
This company treats their employees very well. Pay, benefits, PTO, and tons of extra over the top perks. Beautiful Campus: Gym and restraraunts are amazing. People are very professional, and there is a laid back environment. They always feed you. It's amazing!
Cons
I have no problem with the company. If I have anything bad to say it would be that from stories of the Aubrey days, and even while I was there the company is wreckless with how they spend their money on a ton of unnecessary stuff. It's great when commodity prices are up, but I believe a more cost efficient approach should be implemented for when prices are down. I didn't care for the Accounting job from the start ( so boring) and I wanted to start looking for a new job after three weeks. That's a me problem not a Chesapeake or Accounting problem. Like I said the people are very professional and nice. However it doesn't take more than a couple minutes on campus to realize you are amongst the assembly of perfect people. Aka arrogant people that think their too good for lessor people.
Continue reading - Former Employee★★★★★
Pros
- Great leadership team. Those involved in my internship took a personal interest in my growth and regularly encouraged me in my work. - The pay is competitive as well. - Top notch benefits
Cons
The only problem with Chesapeake lies in the industry itself. Former leadership brought on a lot of debt; however, the new leadership seems to be taking the company into the right place.
- Former Employee, more than 3 years★★★★★
Pros
Chesapeake Energy has great benefits and compensation. The top level management is sound. The 401K matching is among the best. Nice campus, great fitness center. A lot of good employees.
Cons
The second tier and middle management is untrained and inexperienced. Poor communication of goals and objectives, poor communication overall. Poor leadership and oil price decline has resulted in low morale.
Continue reading - Former Employee, more than 10 years★★★★★
Pros
Worked over 17 years at Chesapeake and always worked with quality, motivated employees.
Cons
Due to the size of the company its easy to get lost in the shuffle.
- Former Employee, more than 3 years★★★★★
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Chesapeake takes safety first. Family oriented,
Cons
there are no down sides.
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