Employee Review
- Current Employee, more than 8 years★★★★★
Practices what they preach
Mar 3, 2023 - Administrative Associate in Research Triangle Park, NCRecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
This is an excellent place to work. People are genuinely invested in agriculture and want to be here. That passion is contagious. BASF offers competitive pay and embarrassingly good benefits. Their DEI initiatives are strong and robust!
Cons
Some of your experiences will vary wildly based on manager and if you are in a field/office location.
Other Employee Reviews
- Current Employee, more than 8 years★★★★★
Global company with a vision
May 22, 2023 - Global Product Marketing ManagerRecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
Intentional corporate values, smart, future-oriented strategy that centers around sustainability and chemical leadership. Easy to continue growing your career here in different businesses due to the diversified business unit portfolio. Outstanding benefits.
Cons
Nothing outstanding, as with any job who you work for and with dictates your experience. Although the company talks a lot about career development, it is ultimately up to each associate, again, as with any job!
- Current Employee, more than 8 years★★★★★
Typical Global Corporation
May 12, 2023 - Instrumentation Technician in Geismar, LARecommendCEO ApprovalBusiness OutlookPros
As long as your work gets done no one bothers you. Great network of vendors to work with, and plenty engineers for questions that are willing to help. Vacation is on par with surrounding plants.
Cons
Not much room for advancement. Pay is very slow to progress, low percent cost of living raise, and top pay is unrealistic. Depending on what unit you’re in dictates your work life balance. Some have very little overtime, whereas others are very demanding with constant forced overtime and months of blocked vacation dates. Every year something new to save money is taken away from us. Instrument techs are very unappreciated for the amount of extra work that is given to us and mostly goes unnoticed.
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