Halliburton Associate Field Engineer reviews

3.8

69% would recommend to a friend

(197 total reviews)
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Jeff Miller

86% approve of CEO

23% positive business outlook

Associate Engineer/Field Engineer employees have rated Halliburton with 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 197 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Associate Engineer/Field Engineer professionals have a good working experience there. Halliburton is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Associate Engineer/Field Engineer professionals compared to other employers within the Energía, minería e infraestructura pública industry (3.7 stars).

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197 reviews
4.0
Dec 3, 2012
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Pros

Great training, some of the best out there. HR claims to spend $30,000 per worker in training. Boots on ground experience, gain a large understanding of the overall process. In the beginning the job seems easy because there tends to be a lot of downtime between stages.

Cons

After spending time there you will begin to notice their is a large double standard with everything they do. Their is 0 loyalty to their hard workers and most valued employees and will screw you over while working there or when you leave without even batting an eye. In the beginning you tend to not want to believe that but in due time you will come to the same realization that all senior (1+ employees) come to, they don't really care about you. Their business strategy is to train up tons of cheap labor to do the job and continually train up and bring new people. This is why there are very few senior individuals and people who actually know a lot about what is happening. They take away your pay, hours, and perks when times are rough (right now) despite the fact that last quarter was their best quarter ever. The promotion system is always changing and never ending thus making it very difficult to get a raise without diligent and focused effort (which most people cannot dream to have after working 100 hour weeks). And even once you complete everything, you have to have favor from upper management for them to even input you into the system for your raise. They also "promote" (without pay) people to positions of higher responsibility when they aren't ready or simply to fill the spot (because so many people are leaving or moving around all the time). To top it off, they are great at killing morale and not holding up to their promises. They also claim that they do not want to fire people. The reason for this is because if they fire you, they don't get to collect money from you when you leave. When you read and sign the contracts in new hire, be very careful about what you sign and always get a copy. Lastly, they are the lowest paying oil company in Williston and claim to have the best benefits (a farce). Just remember, this a great training company and not a good long term company to work for (unless you are upper management or HR).

3.0
Sep 19, 2012
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Pros

Good training, good pay, alot of oppurtunies if you stick around long enough.

Cons

Everything is based on seniority and not performance. Will have to wait on people hired before you to advance before you are given oppurtunity. If some one is lazy and complacent where they are at, you will stall in your progression.

4.0
Jul 18, 2012
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Pros

Great on the job training Competitive Salary for an Engineer (compared to other industries) Job Stability You get to wear fire retardant coveralls and a hard hat.

Cons

Work until you can not work anymore (14 hour days are normal) Pay is not competitive when compared to other operators and most service companies in the industry.

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