BP Employee Reviews
Out of 304 BP employee reviews, 64% were positive. The remaining 36% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping BP improve their work culture. The Operations team, with 80% positive reviews, reports the best experience at BP compared to all other departments at the company. The Sales team offered the most constructive feedback, with 75% of that department's reviews constructive in nature.
What does the leadership team need to get better at?
planning and Commnication, safety and transparency
Hiding abuse, pushing everything v under the carpet and being weak on eco - pathetic
Supporting their staff instead of following their own agenda
less hypocritical thinking, more actual leadership and management
Listening to their employees, they are trying to tell you something.
Review from Business Development Dept
Why do you feel undervalued and what would make you feel better about your compensation?
I was the highest paid person for my age in the uk at my first maternity leave, then after i forever went backwards with 4 children
BP has cut hours to 32 a week and also took away all vacation. Pathetic for a company that is making record profits every quarter.
More options to work remotely
My counterparts with less experience and education earn higher wages. I see many promotions take place that don't align with experience.
Well currently waiting for housing a place to confterbaly structure my life it's really hard without any confterbility ? Can I ask for a dividend increase please
What do your coworkers need to improve and how could you work together better?
Tell the truth be open
Communication and training is needed, and complaints should be taken seriously and addressed until resolved. Someone meeds to be paying attention. The liabillity alone is scary.
Care about work, motivate others instead of frowning on them.
The communication needs to improve
The "cut throat" nature of oil and gas permiates uncontrolled manner at bp. Consulting and other contracting companies are shocked by this. The "Deepwater Horizon" incident didn't come from no where. Deep seated cultural issues are still present at bp.
What needs to change to make the company culture better?
upper management, HR, polices, training
The whole system and company need to change towards training and employing
Improve equipment and working environment at the core, transparency greater integrity, work to legislation
rethink HR and their accountabilities, better senior leadership
Complete evaluation of middle management, during "bp reinvent" so much focus was spent on the top half of organisation that the remainder e.g. vast majority of employees were simply left behind. There has been so much talent leakage from bp over the last few years... Seriously ask Why?
What would you improve about your company's interview process?
Its needs to be more in-depth not just employ anyone
really poor HR and their support, often lies, and lack of accountabilities , misinforming candidates about roles , employment contract more typical for contractors than permanent roles
More diversity and transparency is needed at interview panels. Do simply hire someone because they worked so and so
Hr are a joke and your just left in the dark
Improve the pace seriously its glacial pace
Review from Business Development Dept
What's going wrong and how can it be improved?
Everyone seems to be out to get each other. Management is fostering a toxic work environment with no support.
No one is buying the transition story, simply bp was late to party and at this stage is simply an unwanted guest.
Debt rules this company... all they're concerned with is this years cash flow.
The office is hopeless and your aways on the back foot when you get to the costumer
Managers need to be held more accountable for team environment
Review from Business Development Dept
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