I wish all of you the best . Hope our path cross again in the future . Houston ..... kiss my A$$!

Noble is still open? I thought they filed for bankruptcy and closed down last year. Noble might want to think about auditioning for a role on the Walking Dead so they can make ends meet until someone pokes a stick in its brain.

Noble is a company for management by management. How many managers have lost their job during this downturn? The answer is none. Yet these are the very people who have run this company into the curb. Yes there are more "s--- asses" at this company... — read more 

I know Noble was a great Oklahoma based Oil company. IMO the mistake made was acquiring Patina and all the baggage that came with it. A good company was introduced to the wild west way of conducting business.

I have worked for Noble for almost 10 years and here is the way I see things. When Noble mostly comprised of old Samedan employees, we got the job done safely, under budget and successfully. We had no requirements for useless a I.T. organization with... — read more 

Nothing of what you hear and read and maybe half of what you see.

Straight from God's to my ears (God = Stover), we are going to start the process for choosing Noble employees for termination. I am sure the upper management will be safe (I hope so for my sake) but about 30% of the back office will be let go. More... — read more 

2014 - - Noble Energy made official its new regional headquarters at Southpointe as the Houston-based energy firm makes a big office commitment to match what it expects will be aggressive growth in the Marcellus Shale. What started as an operation... — read more 

All i can say is that i work in the financial department here as an upper level manager and there are ZERO plans to purchase Noble Energy.

“targeted purchase of their DJ asset and the operational efficiency it might bring. " ...WTF ? There is NOTHING efficient in Noble's DJ Basin. There's a reason they have such a high Noble Energy employee turnover rate here in Greeley... everyone with... — read more 

The sooner Noble employees get laid- off the better off they will be. Working for this sorry company is exhausting. Are we on or fourth or fifth "re-org" now? Most companies had no layoffs or "re-org. Others had one round of layoffs and got on with... — read more 

I'm an employee at Anadarko working on the Noble purchase. Dust off your resumes, because the plan is to layoff most of you Noble folk shortly after the purchase is official.

As a royalty interest owner Noble is by far the worst operator I am involved with. Recently Noble decided to make an ad-valorem tax adjustment going back to 2008. Naturally it worked out in their favor. I will not receive a royalty check for 5... — read more 

Anadarko buying Noble would be like throwing a drowning man a rock, send em straight to the bottom. There's absolutely no value here. Still it would be sweet. Noble field hands MIGHT survive, but Just about everyone else would be toast. After the... — read more 

Noble has rightly come to the conclusion that they can't go forward. They don't have the talent available to survive. Not only have they laid-off hundreds of employees many more very talented people have left on their own. Most everyone left are... — read more 

Senior management from Noble met twice with their counterparts at Anadarko in the past few days regarding a possible acquisition of NBL by APC, according to sources at both companies. It is not known who initiated the contacts, but sources say the... — read more 

Oil is the past for Noble Energy and burgers are the future! Burger Energy! Burger Exploration and Development! Grass fed burgers with no hormones!

the clayton Williams and rosetta employees are subpar, if noble is smart they will layoff those people before the loyal long term noble employees. I have not met a clayton Williams or rosetta person that was worth a darn

So what is the over under on when the DENVER office will be closed?

Layoffs in other areas?

GOM, selling to Fieldwood. 11th floor will be a ghost town.

Noble stock closing today at $28.97... an eight year low going back to the financial collapse of 2009. Enough said.

Since the "leadership" is happy to accept reponsibility for the occasional success, including the financial benefits that go with It, then why shouldn't they also accept responsibility for the failures? It's time for layoffs in the executive suite.

Nobody is coming to Canonsburg. The Marcellus folks in Canonsburg are toast! Office closing down. If y'all don't give us an opportunity in Houston or elsewhere, then we have an outside shot of getting a job with the new outfit in Parkersburg, WV... — read more 

I have never seen any other public company inspire such animosity and lack of respect in its employees toward management, supervisors and even coworkers. After watching for years as a non-employee shareholder, it is obvious that there is too much... — read more 

Noble Energy has laid off hundreds of its employees and stopped buying fancy artwork, so they have successfully lowered their op expenses. They are producing record production volumes according to the latest investor report. Record production - not... — read more 

Does anybody know what’s going on with Noble these days? Selling one by one of their assets!

Sure, with the exception of those of us in the Marcellus Business Unit who are going to be shown the door so Noble can pay for its bad business decisions elsewhere. Great business plan.

Such a nice company to work with! Any more layoffs?

I have worked for 6 oil & gas companies & Noble is by far the worst of the worst company. The upper management is a joke, actually everyone is laughing at this worst of the worst

This might be old news, but just in case, I recently found out that all the Appalachia assets are up for sale, including the wells. They are actively being shopped around.

If you don't like the most recent reorganization, just wait until April of next year. Comments anyone!

I heard a rumor that higher ups in Denver called other operators in the DJ and asked them to not hire away Noble employees. Extraction and PDC ignored the request but Synergy acquiesced from what I understand. Has anyone else heard this? Is this... — read more 

DS told Houston Business said no comment about closing Denver. Bye bye.

http://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2017/03/13/noble-energy-to-close-clayton-office-cut-jobs.html