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Diamondback Energy reviews

3.4

66% would recommend to a friend

(70 total reviews)

Travis D. Stice

89% approve of CEO

85% positive business outlook

Diamondback Energy has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 70 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Diamondback Energy employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Energy, Mining & Utilities industry (3.7 stars).

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70 reviews
1.0
Apr 27, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Insurance and bonuses were the only high points of working for Diamondback. They gave quarterly bonuses to only the accounting department. Everyone else had to wait until their yearly review.

Cons

Management is horrible. They look for reasons to reprimand you. Supervisor obviously has never been in a position to manage anyone. If you have constant turn over not due from firing anyone then obviously there is a problem with management. No one should feel threatened to come to work or worry what nit picky problems they found after they left for the day. The only way to survive is to constantly kiss the controllers back side and giggle at everything she thinks is funny.

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We have read your review and have noted your feedback. It is our desire for all of our employees to feel engaged, challenged and rewarded in our Company.
3.0
Feb 5, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

Will give you flexibility if you push for it. Bonuses are favorable. Location is out of the way of traffic if you live in NW OKC area. Close to mall and lunch places. Used to have free lunch Wednesdays; not sure if they are still doing that or not.

Cons

Bosses are not very family friendly. The Controller is very critical and demanding. Will push you to work 50 hours a week unless you put your foot down. Small company without a lot of structure. Has had many rounds of layoffs going from 150 employees down to 50. Uses layoffs as an excuse to fire people the controller and CFO don't like and then turns around and hires people for the same positions. Salaries are low compared to downtown competitors. They are not very involved in the community.

2.0
Jul 9, 2023

Truly toxic place

Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Salary and benefits. Growth company with a smart Midland Executive Group and mostly good people within the overall organization.

Cons

OKC Accounting and IT executives are highly manipulative, totalitarian, retaliatory and self-serving. They dictate a culture separate and isolated from Midland executives. Bullying, harassment, unrealistic expectations and secrecy are the foundation of their OKC location culture. These issues stem from the original core management group who brush aside or retaliate against any reports made through regular channels. Specific remarks made in private HR meetings are regularly repeated in front of peers and used against the feedback provider. It is not uncommon to witness employees being degraded openly by the VPs or Controllers without pretense of discretion; witness people having their personal space invaded with hostility (blocking office entrances while openly demeaning an individual resulting in the elimination of their reasonable expectations of freedom of movement); cornering individuals in elevators and other confining areas while demeaning them (blocking their reasonable expectations of freedom of movement); or hearing people express fear of ending up in the garage with any of the three (of the four) top individuals in the organization; or witnessing sarcastic, condescending, and even false criticism openly delivered. The employees and most middle management are good, honest, and bright people, but if they report to an OKC VP, they work under “policies/expectations” more restrictive than company published policies. There is very minimal soundproofing in their office facility. The OKC executives can be regularly heard talking in a derogatory manner about all levels of employees by anyone walking in the halls or even in closed offices several offices away. The benefits are great and the OKC job market is minimal so most people are trapped. If they find a comparable job and base pay, which is difficult because most are grossly under titled, they walk away from large sums of time-restricted bonuses.

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