ExxonMobil Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked for ExxonMobil on more than one occasion. I have found the people who are actually performing daily run activities to be among the best in the industry. Where they fall short is that the management staff is incredibly militaristic and there are a handful who I have seen downright bully younger workers. All of their talk about inclusion and diversity is nothing more than hot air. If you are a complete stiff who wants to work for an angry manager, then get laid off, this is the place for you. Otherwise, steer clear of this train wreck."

"I worked for ExxonMobil during the fall of 2019 while finishing my last semester at Lamar Univesity. I enjoyed my time there and learned tips and tricks that I will no doubt use throughout the rest of my career. Some of these were learning about arc flash studies and taking a dive into actuator replacements."

"Its best to think of family first so when your making a decision to dedicate to full time employment . Your family is comfortable with understanding the nature of the industry operational needs . As a Safety Manager you look out for HSE but being considered upper management yo have to select a job that fits your life style and something you are certain and confident that you can deliver on the job."

"I've worked with ExxonMobil since 2000. Excellent work environment at a fast paced global organization."

"Worked at the World Headquarters."

"I worked for ExxonMobil for over 30 years, straight out of high school. It is not the same company! ExxonMobil used to be a company that you could plan on retiring from and was very safety oriented and ethical. You were part of a family and were always paid well for hard work. Now they have no loyalty to the employees and operate instead like a sweat shop with high workloads and employees fear losing their job if they give feedback of too much work."

"I've worked for Exxon for 6 years.They are an integrated oil and gas company with strong core values. The dynamic of Exxon is generally slow, but is accelerating in recent years. Exxon values their employees and their compensation reflects that."