Shell Employer Reviews

Very busy and fastpased
What I learned: learned the importance of safety on the work site.

Management: Good group to work with and very organized.
Co-workers: learned to problem solve with others and to become a teamplayer.
The hardest part of the job: keeping on top of things and keeping things in order!
The most enjoyable part of the job: Learning – more... all the diferent skills that this company had to offer..
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Enjoy talking with people, no stress atmosphere, working behind cash register and cleaning up store duties.

This workplace was owned by family members and it was a good place to start star my work and gain experience

The millwright superintendent was a jerk-discriminator, trying to keep all the work for east coasters. West coasters were deamed to be stealing east coaster's work. He hated us. He favoured New Brunswicker and the NFLDers. The quebecers, he hated also. They are good workers and a great bunch of guys. The quebecers and west coasters were instrumental – more... in bringing in the job for the client. – less

Shell offers a great career in multicultural and multidisciplinary teams. Emphasis is on quality delivery without compromising safety

well a typical day at work for me would be, to help customers and the best i could to satisfy them with what they got or would of liked. i did banking, coin orders, dealt with retailers, other business people bring in product and just always enjoyed working with fun people and always had a good work environment. i love to meet new people and just be – more... around all types of people. – less

Shell is one of the best employers I ever worked. They indeed pay you well, look after you well and provide best working environment in accordance with the HSE regulations. I certainly have enjoyed my time with Shell very well.

 Gravimetric Determination of Moisture Content via Halogen Moisture Analyzer. SOP
 Determination of the Sand-of-Fines Ratio by Halogen Moisture Analyzer. SOP
 Methylene Blue Index Standard Operating Procedure. SOP
 Used the Auto-Sieve Shaker. SOP

Worked for six months in a dynamic atmosphere, alongside many people who showed me how to adapt to the structure here
The people here are amazing, the foundation is breathtaking when helping others who are very willing to learn new skills.

Roles at Shell:
- Employee Relations Analyst 3 months
- Learning & Development Coordinator 3months

Very strong – more... culture for success in that organization! – less

Management is trained from within and are typically poor performers technically therefore they are moved into supervisory roles as there is no other placement for them. No accountability for the work therefore poor performers and top performers are ranked equally. Terrible morale within the organization. Compensation used to be great but now Shell is – more... low end and HR guidelines are controlled by the Dutch. As a young engineer Shell is a good starting point to gain experience. If you are a senior engineer, don't waste your time, you will be dissapointed. – less

My work day started ar 5am - 6am. You were given 3 competitors to report their gas prices and then you started your daily paperwork. Paperwork took a hour or two and then you would start your weekly order (depending on the day). Help the cashier when things were backed up, stock and clean. We had monthly inventory by a special person who would count – more... everything and compute numbers and tell you if you were in the negative in product (shortages by possible incorrect vendor counts, employee theft, or customer theft). I increased my knowledge with the EPA and OSHA regarding gas sales and had to know what kind of tanks you had underground. Every sore was different. Some gas stations premium gas is blended. I loved merchandising and was made the merchandiser for my district. We had many meetings and was always kept informed of changes to our products or just manager meetings to boost morale. I always had great inventories, we had undercover people come in and thry to bu alcohol and tobacco. I was always in 100 percent compliance. I also had carwashes at the locations I managed and vaccums that had to be attended to daily. – less

Excellent company to work for safety wise. Compensation slightly lower than industry standard.

good company not enough money for me to stay. The union and management conflict is horrible.

I have learned a lot during my career at Shell Oil Company. I developed my management skills, by managing a small staff.

-My typical day Mon-Fri was helping customers and making sure everything was stocked. Saturdays and Sundays I would still help customers and also help out with assistant manager duties.

-I learned what to do if I was a assistant manager.

-Management was great.

-Co-workers were great.

-The hardest part of the job was dealing with the homeless people – more... that would try to break in the bathrooms to sleep in them.

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I liked this job because I was able to communicate with the general public on a daily basis.

a typical day was going in and clocking in to work and right away jumping on the cash register. i learned customer service. management was great he was nice to everyone and was willing to work with u on stuff. the coworkers were all friendly. the hardest part would be stocking the cooler because as ur stocking it customers are taking the stuff u just – more... stocked. the most enjoyable would be seeing the customers smile. – less

Awesome company to work for! We had a great time while getting the job done.

have to be friendly to the customers..hold on to your patience..must be professional..

i didn't like working here manager were mean rude and got a way with murder