As a show of appreciation and solidarity for recent poor business management practices and the blatant disregard for decency boycott all Exxon Mobil products and goods. Cancel credit cards and stop supporting retail services. Give your time and money to a company that deserves it. Layoff Exxon Mobil.
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I got fuel at Shell this week. Next will be Chevron. Cancelled EM credit card. It is a good feeling even if I am only one. Exxoff
Boycotting EM products do nothing. The retailers are franchisees for Distributors (EM divested from direct serve) and therefore whether the bbls are moved thru them or thru another outlet the product moves. There are more bbls moved thru unbranded outlets than branded, therefore, no financial impact.
Exxoff for sure.
Off the LTs for deceiving their team members
Off the supervisors for saving their a$$ and thrown their subordinates in times of crisis
Let the whole world knows when pandemic hit the globe, what have these leaders done to protect themselves.
“Leaders” failed to think strategically to implement other cost cutting measures but resort to unethical underhand exercise to disguise and cover up retrenchment.
Shame Shame Shame !
I’m for it!
The cuts have been determined. Targets are mostly identified. The expensive external consultant “study” is just for show.
Seriously, boycott your employer.
Wouldn't that just help them justify the pay cuts?
Valdez 2.0 PR and perceptions tanker. Sunk.
Valdez... no wonder why they jumped on removing that so fast!
Exxoff!
How fitting
Great plan. For the same specifications, I can save money too.
I like this thread #exxoff should trend on Twitter.
Seems like a good time to refresh Exxoff and cancel ExxonMobil.
Apparently there is already a term for that called Exxoff that people came up with after Valdez... “Exxoff - Refers to where you opt out (as in, marking an "X" to "sign off") of purchasing anything from Standard Oil Company. Thousands of people did a total Exxoff after the Valdez tanker-accident in Alaska in 1989.”