Just wondering what you guys think is the most stable part (less frequent layoffs) of a company at a major oil and gas company- Shell, Exxon, Chevron, BP Etc
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Are you asking this on every O&G board?
Doesn't matter as long as you are in management
All of the trucks and SUVs sold in the last year will run on gas & I bet most were finance for 6 years. So peak demand is years away! Keep your Teslas in California!
What kind of hillbilly comment is that
Hope this person was PIP'd, doesn't even understand the simple difference between between stability between different organizations.
Derp, green new deal, derp derp. Don't even know how to get from A to Green, but death to O&G by 2025
None. The o&g industry is in a long term irreversible decline. Peak demand was on 2019- never coming back. It will be a grim place of constant cost-cutting, much like the coal industry. Don't let the view from Texas fool you, Texas is the new West Virginia, hanging on long after the rest of the world has moved on.
Bathroom cleaners. You always need someone to clean the c-ap these companies put out
Chemicals/Downstream
EMIT....
Lol jk
Whatever position is closest to the hydrocarbons