Schlumberger Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I've worked for Schlumberger since June 2006. As with all Oilfield service companies over the past few years, things have been up and down."

"I've worked for PathFinder / Schlumberger for the last 8 1/2 years. As with all Oil and Gas Companies the last 4 years have been up and down. But overall it is a good company to work for."

"The company is an oil support company that provides services, personnel, and data support to oil companies. This company is worldwide and feels like it. Sadly, there seems to be many hands and not enough communication. My experience was rather abrupt and I was given no real reason why my contract was terminated nor was I given a chance to correct any issues that may have led to my termination."

"This job location is behind the curve of any other SLB location. This is one of the main reasons I would never recommend this location to anyone."

"I have been working here for about one year. I found this company gives great benefits to its employees and a great place for mechanical engineers to work at."

"It is a good company to raise money quickly doing something that can be interesting. Just don't get stuck on the field for more than 3 years, save your money and then move to the office or change career, but do not get stuck in the field, there are more things to do in life."

"Great place to work and improve."

"Great company to start your career with inside the gas and oil sector. You will have great opportunities to travel all over the world and learn all types of new things. They have a great training program but family and social time is not the greatest."

"I believe Schlumberger is a good company to work for. But I also have seen the down side because I was a supervisor. They compensate you well for the work you are doing and their training is top notch to keep you and your co workers safe while doing your job."

"I worked for Schlumberger for 18 years. It is a great company to work for and ample opportunities for advancement. For young engineers just starting their career, Schlumberger would be an ideal place to start. Since it is also a global company, there is opportunities for international assignments. I would still be there if the choice was mine. Manufacturing is slow and there was no available position for me in the Houston area after my international assignment ended."