Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

What is your rating for EM as an employee?

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The Corporation’s value system has shifted tremendously in last 5 years to be exactly polar opposite of many long-term employees personal value system.

When the Board awarded Execs RSUs in 2020 with share buybacks and also simultaneously told Execs ok to suspend 401k match for all employees that does not seem to be the single straw that broke the camels back.

Further, the camels back does not seem to be broken with the additional single straw of the wide public message that 8% NSIs will continue for a few more years; and that the PIP effort is not a headcount reduction method.

The camels back is actually being broken in real time with the combination of the above two messages and two straws suggesting the employees of this once great corporation can’t see through the poor decisions that are being made and are destroying the work ethic and culture of this once great corporation.

So the end result is many many rational and high-performing employees whom see the synthesis of the likely business outcomes resulting from these messages and forward looking plans are leaving in droves.

When asked by younger near graduation college potential hires if this company is focused on employee careers and career development, many current and former employees are referring them to this website and Glassdoor reviews.

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Post ID: @1xoq+1dhgKEFL

A BIG FAT F-

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Post ID: @1bys+1dhgKEFL

Euclid would rate this place a 3-dimensional 0. Einstein would rate this place a 4-dimensional 0, and Aristotle would say what the fudge is going on?

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Post ID: @1sqn+1dhgKEFL

Big fat azz zero. Only because they don’t have negative numbers

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Post ID: @epp+1dhgKEFL

No different from most corporate socialist bigs.
With the government subsidies going down, they'll all want universal pay of $15/hr. for all US employees.
Fair enough.

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Post ID: @fve+1dhgKEFL

I was ranked towards the top early in my EM upstream career as an engineer. Years later, I retired at 65 yo and by then my ranking dropped to the middle. I never paid that much attention to ranking but, reading the forum here, people seem to hate it, err!! Good luck.

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Post ID: @fpq+1dhgKEFL

Fu-k ExxonMobil. 30 plus years with the company and it is definitely not the company I hired on with any longer. 20 years ago I would have given them a 10. Today they get a big fat zero. Busted my a-s last year working 12 and 14 hour days and weekends due to COVID. Conducted 5 audits and assessments with positive outcomes, won 2 global excellence awards and tons of accolades. They made up 2 lousy excuses to drop me in rank. Both have been dispelled with multiple email back-ups. If I did not have kids in private high school I would drag up today. Still might. I am retirement eligible. I'd rather mow grass for a living than work for these communist back stabbing mo-o's.

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Post ID: @mbj+1dhgKEFL

Minus infinity.

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Post ID: @qjc+1dhgKEFL

EMCC is not so bad. Politics are terrible but technology organization has a lot of good people trying to do the right thing.

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Post ID: @ztg+1dhgKEFL

1 out of 10 for safety minutes,

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Post ID: @ilz+1dhgKEFL

Worst experience of my life. Countless brownnosers and clueless managers. I don’t understand how this organization has come this far. My rating…… I want to run away and never want to think about it again

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Post ID: @bgh+1dhgKEFL

@bpg+1dhgKEFL You're too generous. LOL

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Post ID: @hbx+1dhgKEFL

1 on a 1 to 10 scale where 1 is worst and 10 is best.

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