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BP Australia

3.8
  • #5 in Mining, energy, oil and gas
  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

BP Australia Reviews

Based on surveyed graduates working at BP Australia. Read on to get an insider’s view on life as a graduate.
3.8
Based on 173 reviews

Pros & Cons

  • Flexibility and work-life balance Support, you feel like a member of the team Variety in work content and the opportunity to develop and be challenged.
  • Exciting industry to be in.
  • Culture - everyone is very friendly and supportive (personally and professionally).
  • Some nice people here.
  • Flexibility, very friendly atmosphere.
  • Some cultural aspects, such as safety attitudes.
  • Minimal transparency on opportunities being available.
  • Depending on what team you are in you may be required to do a significant amount of work that does not utilise your tertiary level of education (typical of teams that do not have well established roles for graduates). I do understand though that someone has to do this work and a graduate is the most likely candidate...but it should not dominate in terms of time.
  • Graduate work is quite unfulfilling; lack of openness to fresh ideas.
  • Slightly bureaucratic.

What Insiders Say

6.3
Career Prospects
6.3
Career Prospects
Smaller company structure means fewer opportunities to move up quickly.
7.9
Culture
7.9
Culture
Great culture through both company structured and "non-official" socialising.
8.1
Diversity
8.1
Diversity
Great awareness of gender diversity and the issues facing women in the workforce. Career Trackers Internship Program.
7.7
Satisfaction
7.7
Satisfaction
Not operational. My role changes as the work changes. A lot of planning work & evaluation of investments.
7.6
Management
7.6
Management
High level management is very accessible and an effort is made to have a relationship between the upper and lower level roles. There is the opportunity to ask questions and advice from higher management and a large number of informal opportunities.
7.4
Office Work Environment
7.4
Office Work Environment
Open space, close to train station, range of facilities and amenities - even have discounted massage sessions. Dress code is business casual, more on the formal side and each Friday there is a casual Friday.
7.6
Recruitment
7.6
Recruitment
Lengthy and thorough. Many steps to get to the interview stage, once at interview stage, recruitment was relatively straight forward. Tell us about your background. Case-study questions. Career aspirations. Safety experience. Time's we'd shown BP values. Know BP's values.
7.4
Salary
7.4
Salary
Salary is lower than other oil companies. Bonuses and remuneration are good. Higher super payments, 5 weeks annual leave.
6.6
Training
6.6
Training
I've learned some handy tips about networking but in general, it's not very useful.
8.5
Work Hours
8.5
Work Hours
More than 40+ but because I choose to. Very flexible.
6.1
Sustainability
6.1
Sustainability
I think the building we are located in was chosen because of its environmentally friendly features (electricity, water, etc.). Support a carbon emissions trading scheme.