ConocoPhillips Employer Reviews

Held several positions over 12 years
Comfortable atmosphere
Great cafeteria
Supervisors who will work with you
Good people to work with
There were very busy times, as expected
Last position was 90 mph all month long, but most positions are not.

Highly recommend working for ConocoPhillips or Phillips66. Good pay, good benefits. Holidays/vacation very good.

CoP is a great place to do work. I worked for many managers and many places while at CoP. I enjoyed the work very much.

To keep the rig drilling, each rig has good people,and bad people on them,get along with them well,they most good people, to keep the well under control, after 14 days go home

Loved working here, I wish I could stay longer but my contract is ending soon.

I worked 6:30 am to 3:30 pm. I worked closely with management on daily basis. I learned how to work budget on production, lease operating statements for 11 production areas. Hardest part of the job was having to leave it.

I love working at ConocoPhillips!
Friendly work environment
Excellent benefits
Work / Life balance
Opportunity for growth

I worked here 3 yrs in one group-- 3 different supervisors. COP continuously rotates supervisors. The last supervisor was a bully with a history of driving off underlings that he did not personally like. After 6 months of heck, I resigned, best decision that I ever made.

ConocoPhillips was the best job I ever had in the regards of what they taught me as a person and the business. The upper managerment people were always available.

A pretty good company to work for.
Average health insurance plans.
Excellent Savings and retirement plan.
A little over board with procedures and policies.

I was entered into contract November 2011 with no notice of when the contract would end. My contract was ended suddenly in June 2012, leaving me to the mercy of the current economy and job market. It was a very corporate place to work with flex hours but little leeway otherwise.

Day to day operations of the Condensate/Alky light ends fractionation units. I aquired extensive experience in DCS, PI, Outlook, safe work permitting, gas testing and turnaround execution leadership. The hardest part of the job was rotating shift work, adjusting from night to day every week.

A typical day was sending out confirmations and reviewing broker confirmations. Resolving discrepancy issues on the confirmations.

I learned about Natural Gas Liquids (NGLS)

Management was great. Very flexible.

Co-workers were great. Made a great team.

Job was not hard.

Being asked to work on special projects and being recognized as an employee – more... of the month. – less

I started working at ConocoPhillips when it was Conoco. I thought I had arrived in work heaven. Less than a year we merged with Phillips. The transition was hard for both sides. Alot of people were laid off. Unfortunately, I was one of them.

Awful place to work in terms of management. Managers selected on how buddy buddy they are with the Senior Managers and not ability. No technical skill, only luck related to survival (e.g. ownership of land in the right area).

This is a good company... The management could be better. The room for advancement for EVERYONE could be better also

Thinking the wealth of this company would change my life, I found myself among a few others who were in the new generation of workers, which included pay that is far below industry standard, a rush of arbitrary and irrational micromanagement, and inferior training standards that only set you up for failure.

This was my dream job where I had planned to stay until the down turn in the economy changed my plans.
I found the Energy industry interesting and took many in house
classes that were offered just to learn more.
The people were educated, fun and this was a team environment.

Wonderful place to work, the trainer refinery, the one that closed now I'M LAID OFF, thanks Conoco. I think they gave up to early should have tried to keep open.

I enjoyed my 8 years with ConocoPhillips. My positions balanced with work and home life. There is plenty of career advancement