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Title: Fulfilling Roles for Females | Shell Careers

Duration: :25 seconds

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As I transitioned into Shell, I had a really striking conversation with my very first boss.

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She said, “Heidi, my aspiration for you is that in the next year or two, I really want to grow and develop you into someone that I would ultimately work for someday.” I thought the humility of that and the care for one’s development and growth is really something that I admire and want to continue on.

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Title:  Life at Shell: Propelling your career

Duration: {1:59} minutes

Description:

Experienced Professionals -- Ever wonder why someone would leave their current company to come to Shell? Learn why Albert Kelly, Maintenance Execution Manager, chose to come to Shell's refinery in Norco, Louisiana.

Life at Shell: Propelling your career Transcript

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Albert Kelly

Maintenance Execution Manager

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“My basic role is to make sure that equipment is available to run the facility. To do that, I need to make sure that all the procedures and policies that we have in place are being followed and that I have the right personnel doing that and make sure that they are doing what we expect them to do.“

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Together

“I was in the Marines for 8 years, and you would not survive if you didn’t have teamwork.

You have to develop management skills so that the people working under you are held accountable and that they are responsible and have the right training to understand what they need to do to get the job done.

When I came to shell, one of the first things I did was to establish my team by leading that team and making them understand what I was about and understanding what my baggage were.

My goal for my group is to make sure I keep it in front of them, what our real purpose is – to keep this equipment running and to keep the refinery up.”

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Impact

“My work definitely has an impact. It’s one of the reasons why I came here. Shell gave me the opportunity to come over here and perform the job that I wanted to do.”

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Propel

“Now I can manage my own career. I can actually decide where I want to go next and how I’m gonna get there.

I probably have 300 to 400 guys that report to me on a daily basis. I want everybody to come to work and be happy. I want you to come to work and say ‘I love doing this job’. I do that every day.

Family life in New Orleans is great. My kids love it, they wouldn’t have it any other way. That’s a good feeling.

My name is Albert Kelly, I’m a Maintenance Execution Manager at Shell Norco here in New Orleans.”

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Visit www.shell.com/careers

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