Energy Transfer Associate Integrity Engineer reviews

3.0

4% would recommend to a friend

(3 total reviews)
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Kelcy L. Warren

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4% positive business outlook

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3 reviews
3.0
Jan 12, 2023
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Pros

As long as I work my core hours each day and get the work done I need to, I can come in as early as I want to. That translates to leaving a bit earlier (6:30am to 3pm). I ahve generally had flexibility and freedom to work on things at my pace.

Cons

Upper management tends to not understand how much extra work they keep giving us without the additional employees to balance the volume of projects each of us has. They seem completely unaware that having constantly changing procedures, document templates and guidleines tends to lead to a lot of frustration and the overall high turnover rate in the Integrity department. Upper managements complete hatred of work from home as a business model and employee incentive also tends to keep many new hires from even considering an offer from the copany, that and the salaries that are far below the industry average.

4.0
Aug 19, 2020
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Pros

The benefits, training and upward mobility are a breath of fresh air.

Cons

The company is pretty archaic when it comes to emergency situations like Coronavirus, when it comes to not notifying employees when someone in the office becomes sick or not sending people to work from home at the height of cases and deaths in Houston

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