Topics regarding layoffs at Chevron Corp.

Topics regarding layoffs at Chevron Corp.

Us upper management are loling out loud at this board

Dude, i’m gonna type as sober as possible, the posts are honestly looks fcking pathetic and digusting compared to my career. and I’m being one hundred percent serious. Sorry we dont do paper work sht that was perviously in powerpoint. you’re a f-king... — read more 

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| 2160 views | | 5 replies (last February 5, 2024)
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Oil and Gas outlook

I understand Oil and Gas may be a dying industry.. but I'm one of the dummies that joined in the last few years from school. What level of sc--wed am I? Chevron has been around for so long, I assumed it would continue to survive at least another 40... — read more 

How salary increase is determined

Can someone explain again how salary is increase is determined and what the relation is to structure %? Does employee performance rating make an impact? Being below or above midpoint of salary for your psg? It sounds like it's not as simple as... — read more 

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| 1810 views | | 3 replies (last February 19, 2024)
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So are the Permian problems solved?

I remember in the past they used to show how current production compares to previous forecasts, that seems to have disappeared, but we are still sticking to the 1 MMBOED by 2025. So what gives? I think there is something hiding in the E part of... — read more 

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| 1250 views | | 3 replies (last February 6, 2024)
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Deleted again, so reposting

“The oil major returned $26.3 billion to investors by paying out $11.3 billion in dividends and buying back $14.9 billion in shares last year. It did so even as its profit dropped about 40% to $21.4 billion from $35.5 billion in 2022.“

What are our C-Suite people really like?

We hear stories about MW chewing people out and we all remember the legendary JG "Playing the Victim Card" moment but for those who know them are they normal people or as out of touch and heartless as they seem? What's it like dealing with them?

Executives initiate work from the luxury boxes

If you can't afford the skyboxes then you need to be in the office for a hand wave or two and business critical water cooler talk collaboration. Those who have access to luxury boxes are free to work from there!

RSU gut punch

The RSUs and Perf Shares vested today and the results are dismal. We are fourth out of five, almost dead last, in TSR and ROCE. What a ripoff. You nitwits and layabouts need to Do Bettuh!

Too many EEs!

My boss told me this afternoon the enterprise is seeing too many exceeds expectations in reviews, and that they need to start rounding down more. What could go wrong?

Hybrid attendance

Anyone know how many of us are hybrids? Is this elementary school-style of tracking that is coming in Feb meant to force many of us to quit? And what is the point of RTO, anyway? Quality of work isn’t, for sure. It’s already proven that it doesn’t... — read more 

ABU Axe Swinging

Rumour has it that ABU Management are thinking of swinging the axe. Blooted support function that could be offshored immediately saving costs. Watch this space...

Economy outlook?

Looks there is some other economic indication that is not visible to the mainstream/street but most companies are cutting back or going through reorg/layoff, from banking sector to manufacturing to technology, and to oil and gas. Wallstreet seems to... — read more 

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| 2040 views | | 5 replies (last January 24, 2024)
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RTO is not a bad thing

I don’t mind going into the office to work, even with the pain of committing. I can surely get my core work done from home, but I believe the company is more productive when employees have to work in the office. The daily ease of interaction between... — read more 

CBU assets are up for sale.

Yep, it's official. Who is the buyer? How long do we have? Do you think we will be done quick or dragged on by the end of year?

Town hall request for questions

Is anyone really going to submit questions from their work email that actually get to the issues? They say they want open and honest discussion, but that sure looks like a trap to me. You want honest discussion, make an anonymous poll ev. — read more 

Hybrid workforce

Just 6 out of 158 U.S. CEOs said they'll prioritize bringing workers back to the office full-time in 2024, according to a new survey released by the Conference Board.

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| 1850 views | | 7 replies (last January 18, 2024)
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Rumor of 0.5 or less CIP

Holy smokes if that’s true but lots of rumors flying about at the high end it would be 0.5 and likely less.

Any leaders among CEOs?

I came across this funny headline on Bloomberg, “Why Would Anyone Want to Be a CEO These Days?”. Yes, why would they? When s–t hits the fan, nobody wants to be responsible. C-suits do not suffer financial consequences for their bad decisions... — read more 

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| 1560 views | | 5 replies (last January 17, 2024)
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Sports Analogy

In the sports world most of the blame for a losing season is on the Head Coach. Players might be traded or benched but the head coach usually get fired and takes the overall blame. Like in football the our Head Coach should take the blame instead of... — read more 

Chevron Badge Monitoring

https://www.techspot.com/news/101468-new-research-suggests-narcissistic-controlling-bosses-drive-return.html

Structure?

Anybody know what salary structure increase is going to be this year?

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