Chevron

"Excluding the employees working in the field, there are a fair share of women holding positions in this male dominated industry"

"I've worked here for 5 years, and there is only 2 other female that do this job. The "standards" that they hold females to compared to males is outlandish. Once I did a "photo shoot" for there "we empower women in the field" and they made me change, wear certain clothing, while the male in the shots got to wear what he wanted. They expect you to lift and pull more than you weigh but men can be so heavy that they can't even walk the distance of a line. Pay is great but it is more than tough on the body, and isn't worth the amount of sexual innuendo that you will expected to put up with."

"Will respond later"

"NA"

"The first day, week, month can be extremely overwhelming because there is so much to absorb while you are trying to make a good impression. Be patient with yourself, your peers can relate and will give you the support you need to transition into your new role."

"I worked there for a few years as a contractor. They rarely hire contractors. I don't recommend that anyone contracts for more than a year at any company. Otherwise it starts to feel like a relationship with a bad boyfriend with commitment issues. That being said, co-workers and supervisors were really great."