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Good work-life balance but slow promotions outside Engineering - Avis employé Analyst Occidental Petroleum

4,0
14 avr. 2026
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Avantages

Work-Life Balance, Decent Pay, Benefits

Inconvénients

Slow to Promote if you are outside of Engineering (Business, Finance, IT).

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5,0
27 mai 2026
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Avantages

Great work/life balance Competitive pay

Inconvénients

New buy out decreased in benefits

5,0
16 avr. 2026
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Avantages

Compensation is solid for Houston energy: roughly $150K base plus ~$45K bonus/stock for DS-level roles, with a standout ~14% employer retirement contribution (7% 401k match + 7% company contribution). Benefits, PTO, and hybrid flexibility (M/F WFH, 9/80 schedule common) are consistently praised, and Texas has no state income tax. Overall comp & benefits rating is 4.2/5 company-wide on Glassdoor, and bonus upside scales with oil-cycle performance.

Inconvénients

Base pay for ML/computational roles trails top-of-market (FAANG, quant, AI-first firms), and Houston DS employees specifically rated comp 1/5 on Glassdoor — suggesting pay compression or slow raises relative to market. Career progression is reportedly slow, with employees citing 12-year waits for promotion and salaries held toward the low end of the band. Bonus/LTI are tied to oil prices, so comp is cyclical, and recent layoffs tied to the OxyChem sale and debt-reduction push have made job security feel less certain than at integrated majors like XOM or CVX.

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