Halliburton Employer Reviews

Long hours which was fine with me. The training program was good but was always hard to get the training needed. I had two excellent managers above me who really cared about production but also cared about there employees and their families. I have enjoyed my time with Halliburton and was able to climb the ladder a little but I feel that I had plateaued – more... out with them and would not go any higher even though my skill set would of allowed me too.

Great company but for someone who has a little bit higher goals and wants to learn more and do more, I don't think that it was a good fit. However I have no regrets Halliburton was a great place to start if someone is considering them as an employer I would have to say they will take good care of you.

The most enjoyable part of the job would be working with so many professional people to acheive common goals in a professional environment. – less

To utilize my potential in the right place and enviroment.The project is closed to an end.I Joined to make further performance progress.Worked hard and could fill full my duties and responsibilties.The frequent changes in management and and non technical decisions disturb the operations and create critizism.The hardest part of job when deal with disqualified – more... key people.This would not prevent to make solutions and corrective action plan. – less

Worked under extreme weather condition with little or no days off

This is where I started at in the oilfield. Started at the bottom of the barrel and worked my way up to Supervisor. Great place to learn and the schools that you attend are great.

Awesome place to work, would love to work in oilfield again.

the managers would say going out for a one day job and it would end up being 3 days. you wouldnt be able to go home and you wouldnt have enough food or supplies to last more then a day. They would say theyed take care of are food and nessasatys and they only bought food three times so they feed us once a day.

Learn so much Hands on Work Experience of Measurement While Drilling Tools (MWD).

Learn to communicate effective with senior field engineers.

Good company but pay is at the bottom of all other companies on north slope.

A typical day at work consist of completing payroll for 50+ employees on a daily basis.

Issuing employee/contractor access badge.

Scheduling employees to assigned work post.

Interviewing potenital employees for possible job offers.

my typical day at work is like any manufacturing line. you do the same thing over and over again. Thanks to this company i have learned a lot of helpful tools to further me in life, both personally and business wise. But not without forcing things to get it accomplished. Management is extremely flaky, distracted, and undecided in everything they do. – more... The hardest part about working here for me is knowing that i bust my tale everyday i come and barely get compensated for it. But on the other side everyone i work with looks to me for advice because of the knowledge i have gained. – less

A typical day at work is knowing ur working with different people each time but were all treated the same and equal. " Like Family".

I have learned so much like operating bulk trucks and started to run the displacement on the pump trucks thanks to one of my favorite supervisors in the field "confidential name" and "Mr. confidential" which was Mr.supervisor's – more... pump truck operator in training at the time.

The hardest part of the job is missing your loved ones at home and hoping for the best for everyone including yourself to make it home "SAFELY"

The most enjoyable part of the job is when the job is successfully completed and the company is very pleased with the whole entire job and knowing no one was hurt in any way.Then we get to go home to c our loved ones get something to eat,shower, and go to sleep in your own bed at home. – less

It's a great company to get your start. They try to get the high potentials trained as time and budget allows. The big problem with that is that they are usually pushing you to the limit on time. Once a manager likes what you do and has any sort of clout with senior management then you will get locked into a position. It's all about what's best for – more... the individual manager rather than the company. – less

work far from home, lots of hours poor hourly pay but overtime double time makes up.

Like any oil service companies Halliburton is great place to learn the trade. Training is top notch and much can be learned there. The hours can be long 14+ hours some days, but the pay check is well worth the time in the field. Maintainance days are like a regular 8 to 5 work day. Friends can be quickly made becuase of the time spent in the field. – more... Most of the expeienced hands are willing to pass on the skills to sucede. The tasks can be challenging but not to dificult if attention is paid. – less

Typical day was clock in, check restocking area, move bulk product from rail cars to inventory, load trucks, unload trucks, count incoming products. Mix drilling fluids and check drilling fluid weights. Learned basic plant maintenance and how to count and restock inventory.

This is the best company I have ever worked for. You are treated like a king. Pay and benefits could not be better.

Working in Accenture for hallibuton

It was a nice experience

the employees were very cool and good hearted

hardest was the shift timings

enjoyable is just working with them

The hardest part of the job is realizing that coworkers should always be kept on a professional level

Heath and safety is top priority. Halliburton has tried to apply Lean to the workplace successfully. The shop floor workers are great. Not to sure about management.

-A typical day was at an oilfield from 12-24 hrs a day.
-I learned how to drive a CDL truck and how to FRAC.
-My co-workers were helpful.
-The hardest part of the job was the long hours.
-The best part of the job is that the pay was excellent.