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What is it like working at Gulf Copper?
Respectable and Demanding.
Project Manager, (Unspecified Type / General) in Port Arthur:
Pros: The flexibility you have concerning being able to take care of personal matters, as long as you have significant portions of your work done.
Cons: It seems as if there is not enough investment in the employees in terms of compensation as well as providing the equipment to allow for employees to succeed in making the company profitable.
Respectable and Demanding.
Project Manager, (Unspecified Type / General) in Beaumont:
Pros: The camaraderie with coworkers is more like family as opposed to business-like which is a plus for me. However, everyone is very professional in dealing with Customers and vendors alike and experiences from those doing business with Gulf Copper tend to mostly be positive.
Cons: It is difficult to get the things needed for succeeding to the expectation requested. Everyone is asked to do a lot with a little.
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