Ya have not worked at Permian.
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The price of crude is $85 per barrel and may reach $100 per barrel. With higher feedstock costs, chemicals might not be as profitable going forward unless the chemical product price increase is commensurate with the rapid rise in crude prices.
You obviously aren’t in the Permian if that is what you think of Midland. A lot of negative rumors created to keep the ExxonMobilites from transferring in. Midland is the best kept secret in the company.
Relative to the rest of the Corp? EMCC for sure.
@whe+1dv3Oh28, please do not talk about Permian because the Exxonmobil layoff people will delete your comment.
The only healthy part is the oil and gas that are still underground.
The HR admin people at the GBC's who process resignation paperwork are a growing function. Sounds like they've needed to staff up lately.
Chemicals
Yep, Plastics...
Plastics are forever. Haven't you heard?
The linked in posting brigade rocks, along with the supporters putting “likes”!
Also the Dallas people are doing quite well, as always, living in their own world.
EMIT
Futures Trading is flying high for sure.
Most of the actual operating parts of the company are fine. Not talking about “field offices” like Midland and Baytown Admin that are sh-tshows like the rest of em though.
Finance has never been stronger. Cost cutting in progress...