Koch Industries Employee Reviews about "long hours"
Updated Nov 30, 2023

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- "The people here are great and will help you succeed if you work hard and ask for help when needed." (in 84 reviews)
- "Senior leadership tells the team that they listen to Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) feedback but actions would dictate otherwise." (in 22 reviews)
- "Managers have all the power to determine your salary but manager doesn't know what work you are doing." (in 21 reviews)
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Reviews about "long hours"
Return to all Reviews- 4.0Sep 6, 2021Rotational Equipment TechnicianFormer Employee, more than 5 yearsHouston, TX
Pros
Very good pay and benefits
Cons
There are long hours working hours and on call
- 5.0May 6, 2023Staff AccountantFormer Employee, less than 1 yearWichita, KS
Pros
Great dining room Learned from others
Cons
Very Long hours and stressful
- 3.0Aug 6, 2015AnalystFormer Employee, more than 3 yearsHouston, TX
Pros
Everyone is very intelligent and driven to succeed.
Cons
It's very Cutthroat. If you don't like sweater vests or playing the corporate game you have a life span of 3-5 yrs or less. There's the lifers and then there's the rest of everyone. lifers can mess up and nothing happens the others disappear randomly. Expect long hours and unofficially you shouldn't ever leave for lunch either.
- 5.0May 7, 2015Anonymous EmployeeCurrent EmployeeWichita, KS
Pros
Great Culture and Environment ! Fast paced
Cons
Long hours at busy times of the year
1 - 3.0Oct 30, 2012AccountantFormer Employee, more than 1 yearWichita, KS
Pros
Most co-workers were very smart and respectful people. Wages were very competitive. Culture thought "outside the box", which was a great change from what I was used to.
Cons
Work/LIfe balance was very heavy on the work side. My group was expected to work 10-12 hour days on a regular basis. One of my co-workers was working over 18 hours straight one day. The long hours were due mainly to poor software. My department used in-house IT, which proved to be very unreliable. I recomended contacting in IT support to fix the issues quicker, but the idea was ignored. The long hours were not thought of as being a problem, which was the sign I needed to find something different. If I am going to work 12 hours a day, it will be to make myself rich, not someone else. Koch is a private company, so none of the employees have ownership.
7 - 5.0Oct 22, 2020Assistant ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearBengaluru
Pros
Good work culture and nice work life balance for the employees
Cons
Month end will have long working hours and employee will have to stay back for long
- 5.0Apr 30, 2018AnalystCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsWichita, KS
Pros
If you fit the culture you will most likely be working with like minded peers. Always looking to innovate. Roles can be custom fit to an employees comparative advantage. Entrepreneurial mind sets are welcome and encouraged. Endless possibilities within the company to shape your own career.
Cons
Certain roles require long hours so work/life tend to suffer. Unfortunately if you are in a back office role and salary, those long nights are not compensated for. Spot bonuses are few and far between and like with any bonus they are taxed heavily. So many different companies and not all cultures are created equal within.
- 4.0May 13, 2016Anonymous InternFormer Intern
Pros
Great work experience with opportunity to have independent assignments.
Cons
Long hours at desk expected frequently.
- 4.0Sep 10, 2017Field Safety LeadCurrent Employee, more than 5 yearsBrandon, MB
Pros
Home everyday,normal hours Monday-Friday 7-4
Cons
Long hours during turnarounds are required night and day shift.
- 5.0Jun 14, 2023Staff AccountantCurrent Employee
Pros
Flexible, people, pay, and benefits
Cons
Long hours and bureaucracy. Overall there are not many cons.