What is working from home like at Chevron?

Salary, benefits, people, strong portfolio, mobility

Heavy workload, lots of politics, work life balance, work from home eliminated.

Team is Awesome and get put on good projects

Felt as though the company was very bureaucratic and lots of work from home which is not optimal for an intern

Great benefits and people to work with

Commuting downtown and limited work from home

Location is in makati near one ayala for easy commute

Only 3 days work from home

Okay, I’ll be honest here, the money is good. You will get market standards.

Other than that there is no pros, if you are okay with compromising your mental peace, go for it. Women suffer because even during their 9th month of pregnancy and with complications they are asked to come to office. They are never clear on their policies. People travel from so far away to come to office and they are compulsorily asked to stay in the office for minimum 9 hours. So an indivisible is outside for minimum 14-15 hours. And they do not provide work from home. The senior management is so bad, they are so unclear and you are forced to be under pressure all the time! There are managers who body shame you, who mock you in front of everyone. Unfortunately I cannot name these managers. But this is toxic in a whole different way.

Great benefits, decent salary, good locations

Not much flexibility, limited WFH

1. Global Presence: Chevron operates worldwide, providing opportunities for international experience and exposure to diverse cultures. Career Development: The company invests in employee training and development, offering various programs for career advancement. Benefits: Competitive salary, comprehensive healthcare coverage, retirement plans, and other employee benefits are usually offered. Technological Innovation: Chevron is known for its focus on innovation and technology in the energy sector, providing employees with opportunities to work on cutting-edge projects. Work-Life Balance: Depending on the role, Chevron generally emphasizes work-life balance, offering flexible work arrangements and wellness programs.

1. Industry Volatility: The oil and gas industry can be volatile due to factors like fluctuating oil prices and geopolitical challenges, which can impact job stability. Environmental Concerns: Working in the oil and gas sector may raise ethical concerns related to environmental impact and sustainability. Regulatory Challenges: The industry is subject to strict regulations, which can sometimes lead to bureaucratic hurdles and compliance issues. Workload and Pressure: Some roles at Chevron may involve high workload and pressure, especially during critical projects or periods of market volatility. Geographical Limitations: Depending on your location and role, opportunities for relocation or working in specific regions may be limited.

Work from home, great office, challenging work

It’s American culture and difficulty to sack under performing employees

Company is good with good benefits

No WFH and regular office times

Supportive team environment Opportunities for growth and development Flexible work arrangements Clear communication from management

Some processes can be slow or bureaucratic Limited resources in certain departments Occasional lack of transparency in decision-making