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Chicago Bridge & Iron

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      Anonymous shared this review of Chicago Bridge & Iron on Jun 17th, 2016
      "Working here completely depends on which office you are assigned to---some are definitely more user-friendly than others. It depends on how far away from corporate you sit."
      Overall Job Satisfaction:
      2.0
      Are women & men treated equally?
      "No"
      One thing Chicago Bridge & Iron can improve?
      "Promote more women into leadership positions"
      Recent Salary
      $50k-$80k
      Recent Bonus
      $0
      Work-Life Friendly Attributes:
      Hours
      Did you take Maternity leave?
      "No"
      Would you recommend Chicago Bridge & Iron to other women?
      "Maybe"

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      Anonymous shared this review of Chicago Bridge & Iron on Mar 21st, 2016
      "I worked here for 2.5 years. There were very few women at my location, and nearly all were in admin/support roles. I didn't experience overt sexism, but but I did experience "soft sexism". I felt that I was judged more harshly than my male peers. I would get grilled in meetings over things that would have been no big deal coming from my male coworkers. My safety concerns were met with "too bad, be more careful" while other concerns that weren't even as severe as mine were handled promptly. I was once called controlling in a meeting in front of everyone for speaking up when the rest of the group got ahead of me. Some of my male colleagues even told me they thought I was treated unfairly for being a woman. Other locations may be more woman-friendly, but mine wasn't."
      Overall Job Satisfaction:
      2.0
      Are women & men treated equally?
      "No"
      Recent Salary
      $50k-$80k
      Recent Bonus
      $0-$10k
      Did you take Maternity leave?
      "No"
      Would you recommend Chicago Bridge & Iron to other women?
      "No"

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