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      Shell Lubricants - a peanut department in Shell - Anonymous employee Shell Employee Review

      2.0
      Dec 7, 2010
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Pros

      a FMCG business model in an energy company organisation is run on a budget/shoe-string people are generally friendly and supportive Diversity, a business that contains the highest number of "non-Shell breed" professional - many experienced recruits Progression is faster compared to other business, but reaches the limit very fast at very young age - either you're then stuck or move to other business- commercial B2B

      Cons

      Considered an "outside" in Shell, not a core business salary way below that of Upstream + Downstream + Chemical Serious lack of graduate No structured training for graduate Not a place to grow your career in Shell - career graveyard - but good place to gain a feel of how FMCG works in reality

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      5.0
      May 8, 2026
      Engineer
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Shell is a wonderful company to work for. They truly support your continued development and many employees have been here for 20+ years. The work culture is one that provides a feeling of true psychological safety.

      Cons

      There are lots of meetings.

      4.0
      Jun 3, 2026
      Facilities engineer
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Early career engineers are given significant ownership and exposure to complex operational challenges. Strong focus on safety, technical development, and collaboration across disciplines. Opportunities to work on high-impact projects, interact with senior leadership, and contribute to decisions affecting major assets and infrastructure.

      Cons

      Workloads can be demanding, and priorities can shift quickly based on operational needs. Decision-making processes can be slow due to organizational complexity, and geographic mobility may be necessary for certain career opportunities.

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