If all must move employees were supposed to be in the ROM.
Why were some supervisor pets spared?
Did St. Francis of Assisi (the patron Saint of all Chevron pets ) perform a miracle?
Hallelujah!!!! Thank you baby jesus.
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Not a single supervisor affected. All the people they want to get rid of in open jobs. Pets in closed jobs. Going back to eating my magic mushrooms at my desk. Ps. Like the dirty talk all the stuff you're not allowed to say at work.
The best way to get rid of a fool is to ignored him. Simply don't comment or reply. Just post your comment on the subject of the thread. Soon the asswipe will go away or join the discussion at hand.
@GlxpvTO-1ztw - Thanks for repeating the same post over and over again, ASSWIPE; You post that every so many hours and on several threads without starting your own, adolescent ASSWIPE. Get a life. The topic's been discussed and closed. No truth to your rumor. STFU already.
Word going around that there will no longer offers Lump sum on pensions, they would rather hold onto your millions and make money off of it. They are going strictly Annuity. We all have seen this coming.....
So interesting, but goes to show the culture and poor leadership. SJVBU IT supervisors, all pets, got spared. Nice message to rest of IT organization below them.
The conversation took a tangent.
I thought this thread was going to be about the Australia deadwood that took off for pet bereavement.
The "Must Move" candidate will almost always get a job during normal times when there are many postings and applicants still have their current jobs assured. But in these times of cutbacks when many are having their jobs cut and the organization is also shrinking, the "Must Moves" are in danger of not finding any place in the company. Not a good time for all Expats.
Lets list all of the programs and departments that bypassed the so called "all must move employees" must be in the ROM to show everybody how things are really done at Chevron.
I am a must move and was not spared..... I guess I am not a chevron supervisors pet