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3.8

67% would recommend to a friend

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Meg O’Neill

73% approve of CEO

45% positive business outlook

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2.0
Nov 21, 2025

If you like cults

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Pros

Competitive salary at global levels, for employment in Brazil

Cons

Very stuck-up attitude of London office staff visiting Brazil Required employees to negotiate with potential JV partners in bad faith Poor safety culture, lots of lip service until safety impacts production, then all rules and protections thrown out the window.

4.0
Nov 8, 2025
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Pros

Great people to work with at bp. Compensation and benefits are very good compared to other companies.

Cons

Upper managements vision for bp unclear and decision making at the strategic level not well thought out.

5.0
Nov 7, 2025

base salary at BP

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Pros

Strong global reputation and stability BP is one of the world’s leading energy companies, offering job security and a recognizable name that adds value to your résumé. Competitive compensation and benefits Salaries, bonuses, insurance, retirement plans, and other perks are generally above industry average, especially in corporate and technical roles. International environment You get to work with colleagues from all over the world, often in diverse, cross-functional teams — a great opportunity to develop global communication skills. Focus on sustainability and innovation BP has been investing heavily in renewable energy and low-carbon initiatives, which can be motivating for employees who care about environmental impact. Professional development opportunities There are structured training programs, internal mobility options, and strong support for career growth within the company.

Cons

Large corporate bureaucracy Decision-making can be slow due to the company’s size and multiple layers of management. High performance pressure BP maintains ambitious targets, and the work culture can be demanding, especially in technical and leadership roles. Energy transition uncertainty The ongoing shift from fossil fuels to renewables sometimes creates internal tension and changing priorities. Limited flexibility in some departments Depending on the team or location, hybrid work options or work-life balance can vary significantly. Public image challenges Past environmental incidents and criticism of the oil industry can affect morale and how employees feel the company is perceived externally.

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