Worley
Worley Employee Reviews
Indeed Featured review
The most useful review selected by Indeed
harmonial atmosphere
Good employee relations, management support, good intro personnel skills.
Hardest part of the job is long driving during night hours.
Most enjoyable part of the job is team work.
Crystal clear communication and problem solving techniques were learned.
Hardest part of the job is long driving during night hours.
Most enjoyable part of the job is team work.
Crystal clear communication and problem solving techniques were learned.
Pros
Transparency in business
Cons
no upgradations
Rate your recent company
Share your experience to help others
Flexible options with work schedule
Being the Employee Relations Officer allows me to interact with many people daily, I listen and learn from them and hopefully they do the same. The key to my job is caring, it opens a lot of doors and gives me access to not just work related issues but to any problem our employees might be having. I add a personal touch when the new employees arrive, I assist them in finding a permanent apartment and take them on tours of Kuwait, they really appreciate this and I enjoy it as well and getting to know their families.
Pros
Company Car
Cons
Few raises and bonuses
productive and fun (sports)
I enjoyed a lot this Piping engineering role as PMC. I like this job due to diversify function requires. Beside ensuring the high technical compliance this role also requires Contractual conformity, planning to meet schedule/targets and timely completion of Projects.
Standard EPC company
Due to bad economy, WorleyParsons is unable to keep good and skill people in the company which will be definitely going to impact in due course. This company environment is really nice to work. Marketing group needs to be strong enough to bring job from clients.
Nice working and friendly environment .
It was a memorable, fun and learning experience working in WP kuwait.
Due to personal reason had to leave Kuwait and hence the job. if opportunity comes, would like to work in WorleyParsons Singapore.
They appreciated my hardwork and was promoted within 4 yrs.
Overall Good company!
Due to personal reason had to leave Kuwait and hence the job. if opportunity comes, would like to work in WorleyParsons Singapore.
They appreciated my hardwork and was promoted within 4 yrs.
Overall Good company!
Pros
Multicultural environment
Cons
Hire & fire plus long working hours
OK to work in this location
Nature of job is PMC and no real engineering.
Apply knowledge of engineering in the work.
Management is not that professional at this location.
Co-workers are mix of all nationalities in the Middle East.
Hardest job is to get work done with HR.
The job itself is not very hard if one is master in his specialization.
Apply knowledge of engineering in the work.
Management is not that professional at this location.
Co-workers are mix of all nationalities in the Middle East.
Hardest job is to get work done with HR.
The job itself is not very hard if one is master in his specialization.
more work less pay but challenging
in my day to day working with my colleague,superior and other people around me in different location, situation and culture,one important lesson i have learned was the encouragement and the safety working techniques which enhances working capability that inspires me a lot. in most cases as we wanted grow we just need training and continuous education.
Productive, interesting with chances for career advancement
•a typical day at work
- My typical day at worksite, first thing is to greet everybody as well as to hear everybody giving some greeting at me, then check emails with some tea. Then, check pending jobs and plan for the day base on priorities. Once I already planned the work for the day, I start it, sometimes went to site for inspection/visit, sometime went to customer (internal/external), sometimes contractor, vendor or client meeting up to lunch time. Drafting daily report and went again to site/vendor/contractor/client for follow ups etc. Went back to office to finalize the daily report and submit to the Project Director or superior.
•what you learned
- I learned that its better to involved everybody so that everybody knows that you are doing hardwork. Always document conversation with client/contractor/vendor.
•management
- I will follow rules and regulations from the management
•your co-workers
- I can work to multicultural and multinational workforce
•the hardest part of the job
- When company accept politics system
•the most enjoyable part of the job
- When target is achieved and project is completed on time
- My typical day at worksite, first thing is to greet everybody as well as to hear everybody giving some greeting at me, then check emails with some tea. Then, check pending jobs and plan for the day base on priorities. Once I already planned the work for the day, I start it, sometimes went to site for inspection/visit, sometime went to customer (internal/external), sometimes contractor, vendor or client meeting up to lunch time. Drafting daily report and went again to site/vendor/contractor/client for follow ups etc. Went back to office to finalize the daily report and submit to the Project Director or superior.
•what you learned
- I learned that its better to involved everybody so that everybody knows that you are doing hardwork. Always document conversation with client/contractor/vendor.
•management
- I will follow rules and regulations from the management
•your co-workers
- I can work to multicultural and multinational workforce
•the hardest part of the job
- When company accept politics system
•the most enjoyable part of the job
- When target is achieved and project is completed on time
Pros
free lunch and snacks
Cons
straight time is prepared
Claimed Profile