It is really wild to me how many people on this site continually log on to complain about #CVX and your job here. Most make $200k+, many do that with minimal effort and/or minimal educational. If you hadn't been su-ked in by consumerism and the Madison Ave. Wizards you would have saved and invested more and been in a position to control your own destiny. As far as corporations go, CVX is far from the worst: high-ish pay, good benefits, extremely low expectations. If you were recently displaced and find yourself in a financial bind, use this as a wakeup call. Your lifestyle was outpacing your sustainable income. If you weren't displaced- you can look forward to a few more years of mediocre performance and above average pay. Use it wisely. Diversify, don't take on large amounts of debt. Invest. This isn't rocket science. Oil and gas is one of the most poorly run segments of the economy. You should try working in an industry like hospitality, restaurants, or retail. Pay is lower, margins are smaller and accountability is higher. Most of you wouldn't make it. That's a sign. It is always sad to see people lose their job but let's not act like no one saw this coming. Chevron does not have a culture of innovation nor performance. How will that fare in the modern age?
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Have we been hacked?
Did others receive this message, and does it mean that we have been hacked? I got it last night, and I have not received any further updates. Does it seem like too much of a coincidence that this text was sent in the same week as the ENGINE announcement?
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This is from Chevron Emergency Management....Do not interact with any text messages from this number (24639) with links claiming to be from [Microsoft]. The links are fraudulent and Chevron's Cyber Intelligence Center is actively working to mitigate any potential threats.