BHP reviews

Management will tell you what you want to hear in order to get you in the door. They will put a great job description in front of you, tell you all about the perks of BHPB - on site cafeteria, gym, health care, etc. But, beware. Your actual job will vary significantly from the job that they sold you. In my case, I interviewed for a senior level job, but ended up doing entry level work. I felt as if my skills were being dulled by the lack of mental stimulation. When, I spoke to my boss about the matter, he acknowledged the situation but told me to "suck it up and make the most of it. At one point, he even threatened to humiliate me in front of my peers. Such situations-the manipulation and bullying-occur over and over again at BHPB. It's an accepted behavior throughout the company. I certainly would not recommend this job to any well-respected colleague or friend.

Mining company that is not fully committed to replacing reserves within the Petroleum division. Didn't manage the shale assets very well post acquisition. Andrew's social agenda of diversity has been "forced diversity" and a not-so-shining example of how NOT to go about it. Not appointing the best person for the job has been soul crushing and has lead to critical departures and weakened the teams at the leadership levels.