Working at DCP Midstream in Denver, CO: 4 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Denver, CO Area

"I worked for DCP for almost 15 years and when things got tough they got rid of the people who were there the longest, had the most experience and made the most money."

"I loved the people and the work I did there. Oil and gas are political. I am sad to say my whole department was let go during the Covid19. I learned a lot about myself, my work, I was paid well, I was successful. I cannot say that about colleagues that worked on other projects. I am proud of what I learned and how I grew in my profession."

"I worked at DCP as an intern during the summer of 2008. Although I gained some very valuable experience as a Chemical Engineer, I figured out that the oil and natural gas industry did not appeal to me very much.I was constantly working on Process Simulation and making trips to the plants to gather real-time data for the simulation programs."

"Hire quality people into management positions."

What do you like about working at DCP Midstream?

"There were good people I worked with that made the days pleasant"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Don't waste your time unless you need the money."

What don't you like about working at DCP Midstream?

"The IT Department has no direction as a whole. Complete and utter chaos, and too many people who don't do anything keeping their jobs. Poor Management personnel"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Get a clear IT Plan and stick to it. Hire quality people in management positions. If a contractor is doing a good job, hire him/her. Reorganizations every year of IT doesn't provide continuity"