Castrol
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    Company overview

    Industry

    Chemicals & Plastics Manufacturing

    Company size

    1-10
    Ensuring a Bright Future for all through positive valuesBP, one of the leading energy companies in the world employing over 96,000 people in over 100 different countries, is marking its 100th year of operation this year.The Lubricant Business Unit is part of the BP Refinery and Marketing segment where we market a full range of lubricant services and customer solutions with leading brands like Castrol and BP. Our focus is on building long term relationships, through brand marketing with customers and consumers.So come join us. We are seeking a dynamic individual who shares our vision to be part of our team.

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    What’s it like working at Castrol?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees at Castrol appreciate the better than average remuneration and benefits, including good salaries, bonuses, and a unique benefits package. The working environment is generally positive, with friendly, cooperative, and professional colleagues, as well as a multinational and diverse workplace. Employees also value the work-life balance, with flexible working hours and occasional free food, as well as the opportunities for growth and career development and the company values and behaviours.

    However, there are some potential challenges, such as frequent reorganisations and headcount reductions, almost every two years, which can lead to increased workloads and micromanagement. Additionally, some employees have found it challenging to communicate and collaborate with colleagues in different countries, which is a requirement for working at an international level. There are also concerns about micromanagement and a lack of trust from management towards employees. Employees have noted that Castrol could improve its digital capabilities to keep up with industry trends, and some feel that career development opportunities may be limited.

    Recent reviews

    4.0
    Executive
    Mar 2021
    Kuala Lumpur5 to 6 years in the role, current employee
    Company with constant restructuring & benefits reduction.
    The good thingsMultinational type working environment & better than average remuneration package initially.
    The challengesReorganization & headcount reduction almost every 2 years. Job scope & workload increase much compared to little salary increment. With less headcount, more micromanaging.
    4.0
    Planning executive
    Feb 2021
    Port Klang Selangor1 to 2 years in the role, current employee
    great place to develop skill and knowledge
    The good thingsopportunity to growth and careear developemnt
    The challengesworking at intternational level and communicate with different country
    5.0
    Sales manager
    Jan 2021
    Johor7 to 8 years in the role
    - Customer focused, Motivated, Detail- orientated, Time management
    The good thingsSecurity and stability and care about the employees
    The challengesMicromanagement, lack of trust
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