Pros
- Compensation is fair compared with other EPC competitors. - There is downtime in between fast-paced deadlines (time to rest). - Superiors are mostly great people who will always be accommodating to your questions. - Cadetship training offers you a head start in the work procedures and assignments.
Cons
- Compensation is okay within the EPC field BUT if you are a fresh Chemical Engineering graduate seeking to earn big bucks as falsely promised by peers during your first year in college, go find another career path (trust me). - Even if the work becomes fast-paced, you can hardly learn much due to the work being output-oriented instead of process-oriented. Efficiency is prioritized over learning. - Organization of documents/files in project servers can get messy and confusing. Inconsistent document control. - Top management is terrible at understanding the needs of the employees and fails to connect with their concerns and demands. - Work is extremely technical so if you are planning to try another career path after, it might be hard to translate your qualifications and credentials from this company to the next one.