Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Completely overloaded with Petrotechs and centralized staff

My goodness me. If Chevron does not see that we are completely overloaded with Petrotechs and centralized staff (ETC+UC+PRC) we won't survive more than five years- Please management step up and do what needs to be done for stockholders. Company needs to accelerate departure of 27 and 28s that don't have more than 5-10 years run way; Offer voluntary packages for these folks or pay a bigger price for uncommitted folks staying around and emerging folks quitting. Company has treated experienced folks appallingly (Listening sponsors) so don't keep them to remind the next generation of how they will end up if not part of the prima donna few.

Posted originally on another thread ( @VTfacf2-1eyv ).

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@dszg, Brushup on your comprehension skills before you end up on the chopping block. Oil is down and sinking fast. Accept your stupidity and stay silent or make a coherent point. Childishly uttering the reverse of things you don’t like only demonstrates your immaturity. Do you behave this way at work or only in your infantile mind?

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Post ID: @dzcr+VUULy5t

@ddfd, When you’re stupid, everything sounds stupid. Your comment proves it.

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Post ID: @dsti+VUULy5t

Goodness gracious, the sky is falling down! What a stupid post.

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Post ID: @ddfd+VUULy5t

Hey, wait just a second. What do you mean “overloaded” with Petrotechs or centralized staff? That describes me to a T and you want to rid me of my job. I take that personally as an insult and a threat. What do you do? How would you feel if I posted here saying we are overloaded with people like you? Not nice right?

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Post ID: @bnjk+VUULy5t

-9zkw: What is academic today is bread and butter tomarrow. I do not know your field, but in mine things continue to change at an accelerating pace. Seismic surface correlations that took weeks ten years ago take minutes today. One off Reservoir models have been replaced with full economic uncertainty analysis models built in a fraction of the time. The list goes on. You snooze you lose. Little operators will always be able to put down lower costs on simple development projects. Chevron excells at applying advanced tech to high risk, high reward projects. Certainly many advances come directly from the BUs, but I would bet they would fall behind rapidly without our research groups pushing new tech and tools forward.

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Post ID: @bqxf+VUULy5t

80% of ETC and UC need to be working in a business unit. They are so far from the real work that most of what they do is purely academic.

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Post ID: @9zkw+VUULy5t

“overloaded with Petrotechs”... god I hope so at the bottom of a cycle with almost no reserves grow... all those bodies and more will be needed as commodities rise the reserves need to be replaced. Someday we might be made obsolete by renewables, and some day the Ford F-250 might be replaced by the minivan, but I see no indication that is anywhere on the horizon today.

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Post ID: @5baa+VUULy5t

It won't help anyway! The world is laughing at you, clowns! The USA and "chevron" are collapsing, don't you see that? You are in the middle of your total collapse, and nothing can stop this natural process.

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Post ID: @1dwo+VUULy5t

Copy paste garbage from the last thread! Nothing to see here.

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Post ID: @cgh+VUULy5t

No need to start a new thread with this copy and paste garbage. Give us all a break. Post something original, jerk.

Moderators, please delete this post.

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