Chevron reviews

Got a really lowball offer for a manager position in San Ramon, when applying for an application analyst position. It was less than a than an entry fresh out of college graduate with no work experience, which they actually had published in one of their articles. If you have 15 years of experience they should never try to have someone living in poverty requiring multiple jobs just to be able to live in the area, what kind of quality of work do you expect from your employees. Check the toilet paper in the employee restrooms if it is still thin and crumbles up, RUN! The lobby had nice paper for the visitors but once went inside the glass doors there was a huge difference in the amenities.

too process focused. Instead of teaching lower level management how to manage, they just create a new process and forget it after 5 years Chevron is very proud of their inclusive culture, but that culture prevents the expression of any disagreement, even when warranted. This makes it impossible to have a decent technical discussion. This is pervasive to all technical areas.