Shell reviews about "pay"

Workload is heavy given reorgs

Dealing with rude customers daily.

Projects can be more aligned with product based company

Career opportunities are typically limited to what's in your base country, as well as the reach/influence of your line manager. It doesn't seem like the talent pipeline is managed as proactively anymore, especially now that HR is mostly outsourced to hubs like Manila. Pay is largely driven by your base country. For example: Given two expats with the same roles & duties in the same asset/location, the one from a 1st world country like the UK or NL will be paid waaaay more than the other from a 3rd world country because pay is relative to what's competitive where you came from, rather than just the value of your skills. Should be fine if you've already accepted your fate, born into being cheap labor 🤷🏻‍♀️

bureaucracy and mediocrity. Shell has processes upon processes that make things very inefficient. it is designed to work on high-risk and high-reward projects, where the benefits of process outweigh the efficiency costs.

Lots of reorganisation which creates uncertainty

Low starting vacation - 2wk Frequent reorganizations; uncertainty common

Monotonous Work Most of time I just Debug

Long hours of work but can vary per team