Thread regarding Halliburton Co. layoffs

Schlumberger or Halliburton - which is the best company to work for?

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Someone went deep in the archives for this post!!!

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Post ID: @iSelu+LJkd15m

You get what you pay for. Hal, slb, Bkr,wtf. Slb pays for the premium talent and talent delivers. Smart processes over smart people loop is a self destruct in the Long run

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Post ID: @iSwno+LJkd15m

You get what you pay for. Hal, slb, Bkr,wtf. Slb pays for the premium talent and talent delivers. Smart processes over smart people loop is a self destruct in the Long run

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Post ID: @iSouc+LJkd15m

Stay away from-Halliburton-they are light on seasoned Managers & will put anyone that can ‘fog a mirror’ with their breath in Management ‘spot’ because they have no one else; Halliburon are all bad actors-specifically-their Reno. TX, Williston, ND & Fort Morgan CO operations, 🙈

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Post ID: @iRvmo+LJkd15m

The service sector is all about dog eat dog and what's fair isn't anyone's priority.

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Post ID: @9lpe+LJkd15m

will it matter what company you work for as soon as the small company comes up with a good idea one of the big ones buy them out. they then fill them with managment to shape the exsiting workforce in the model they want.

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Post ID: @8ygd+LJkd15m

We all have friends who work in the competition, just variations of the same idea.

Oilfield Services are all becoming the exact same in every aspect by copying the negative policies of one another as well. Squeeze employees then cut and push employees limits and aging technology.

No longer a frontier sector it is all about doing more work than the competitor for less revenue. lead by the biggest Schlum creating dog eat dog environment.

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Post ID: @8rzm+LJkd15m

Work for a company that reward there staff with annual increase along with good benefits and finally good holidays don't work for halliburton

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Post ID: @7tfa+LJkd15m

Don't take a job for either. Oil companies treat their employees like sh1t and the industry is a bit low tech low energy. Maybe Schlumberger might treat their employees better being that they're a European company. American companies tend to treat employees badly. Stay away from them both. Stay out of oil, it's backward and low tech

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Post ID: @6ips+LJkd15m

Neither, Both HAL & SLB are corrupt as hell which is not saying to much for BHI/GE and WFT. I left because of all the corruption and took my experience, expertise, and knowledge of Technology to a much smaller upcoming organization that plans to grow taking market share from BIG corrupt organizations.

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Post ID: @6vjd+LJkd15m

Read all the posts on Schlumberger first before complaining

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Post ID: @4twz+LJkd15m

Well that depends on salary along with benefits provided my feelings are it would not be Halliburton as still waiting on pay rise after 5 years

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Post ID: @2zps+LJkd15m

Deary me- youre point other than being a pedant over punctuation and grammar ? oh you dont have one unless you are trying to suggest 1 alu is stupid for pointing out he cant work for slumbering jay. must be a manager with such insight and humour.

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Post ID: @1sii+LJkd15m

-1alu,

Were you being ironic with the lack of capitalization when starting sentences or using proper nouns? How about your way of spelling "controversy," "inferiority" or "don't?" How about "your" when referencing the possessive? Good to see that you managed to spell "stupid" correctly.

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Post ID: @1ode+LJkd15m

bit of contreversy there me thinks you have a bit of a inferiorty complex, some of us live in an area that schlumberger dont operate. so youre stupid statement is just that.

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Post ID: @1alu+LJkd15m

Schlumberger has the higher quality management that don't make stupid acquisitions that fail and cost billions to clean up the mess. That people quality goes right down thought the organization to the field. A common rule of thumb is that a Schlumberger guy is worth 3 Halliburton guys, generally speaking.

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Post ID: @1asg+LJkd15m

-ASU offers sound advice.

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Post ID: @1wgr+LJkd15m

Neither one. Find a smaller company to work for. Private and off the stock market if possible.

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