Halliburton Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I worked there 14 years and the company supported the work in my group. They attempted to create a teamwork atmosphere across all groups. The biggest weakness in my opinion was their attempt to be inclusive based on gender, race, ethnicity, etc. In this effort people were placed in positions they were not capable of handling. Some managers/ supervisors were promoted beyond their capabilities."

"My personal experience is from the pre-COVID downturn. A great company that will provide plenty of opportunities to learn and progress professionally as much as possible. Great benefits package and lots of opportunities to help out with charities."

"Halliburton is a great company to work for. Too bad oil prices went down in 2019-2020 which forced the company to downsize..."

"I have done a very good job. No issues. Currently retired."

"Great company to work for. They are just a susceptible as others in the industry to the swings in activity, however I feel that they tend to position themselves better than their competitors with personnel numbers."

"One of the largest oil and gas services company in the world. Fast paced environment with exciting challenges to overcome everyday."

"Great company to work at."

"I worked for Halliburton for five years and found it to be a fairly rewarding job."

"I worked for Halliburton from 2013 to 2020. Field work is very tough: long hours, work outside all year, and difficult manual labor. The co-workers are fun, respectful, and become family. My supervisors pushed me to succeed but made sure I was not overworked either. Learning and advancement was readily available and always paid for by the company. Compensation is fair (not the highest paid), but the benefits are incredible (health insurance, 401k, dental, etc)."

"Halliburton is a large player in the oil and gas services market, and they have a focus on applying new technology to their business. Understand that as with any oil job, employment may come in waves and Halliburton never hesitates to make deep cuts early in down cycles."