With a heart full of appreciation, l want to say a BIG THANK YOU to our amazing CEO, Vicki Hollub. Thank you for all you did for Oxy’s employees. Thank you for more than doubling Oxy’s production and for your wisdom and foresight in lowering Oxy’s risk in the Middle East and increasing U.S. domestic production. You’ve reshaped Oxy to be a premier oil and gas company. You’ve taken the lead where others are afraid to step into. You are the first woman to Lead a major oil and gas company in the U.S and you didw a terrific job. You’ve also stabilized Oxy (no massive layoffs) which has allowed talents to focus more on their jobs rather than worrying each time the price of oil goes down. Words cannot express how much you did for Oxy as a whole. I wish you long life and the best in your retirement.
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@er You know your 24 hours were up days ago, right? But I appreciate your efforts. Now, 100 is the new goal and you have 36 hours to do it.
@et 59 up votes is impressive. Your fingers must be tired. But 59 is not 60.
Selling this bloated whale for $64 and change sure feels good. Enjoy the ride to the basement.
@kv You go first.
Why doesn’t someone post a list of the top 10 value changing(positive or negative) decisions in the last 10 years ranked by impact. Then we can have something to discuss.
@er I bet you can’t get that up to 60 down votes in 24 hours. Come on, you’ve got nothing better to do.
Even with a decent quarterly review today and a sickly sweet 10 year tribute to VH on social media ,Oxy stock still dropped 7% . Can't wait for the strait to open and watch this stock drop like a rock. A change is coming.
Same VH lover crying about votes and Exxon and Chevron.
Dude, we all really know you’re a pu--y and work in HR and the misinformation dept.
@ay Good rule of thumb. Whenever you see any post with more than a dozen up or down votes, it’s because someone is voting over and over and over again to make some comments seem to get a lot of approval or disapproval. We all know what you’re doing. Really, we do.
@a5
I'm glad your last ten years were pleasant and you got a nice parting package for your troubles. Most positive Oxy posts on this site sound like a great day at the golf club. Eat breakfast, join your buddies for an early 18 ,back to the clubhouse for lunch...enjoy a couple of beers and some bull then back home to momma and the kids... Easy life.
I hope the post VH management focuses on results and shareholder value. That may involve a little less fun but I know you can do it.
Same guy posting his Exxon and Chevron stuff over three different topics and his love for VH. Give it a rest bnoser, your posts show you are no genius and crave attention for your dribble.
Good thing I skipped breakfast...this post made me nauseous. You bought production at too high a price. Aunt Vickie is gone, get ready to be sold.
I agree with the OP on some of their points, and overall agree VH was a great CEO for the employees. If you go look at the boards for Exxon and Chevron they are always beating up on the CEO of their companies. So for people to come on here and talk trash about VH is par for the course on this site. For me as an employee she allowed me to retire with a nice package that made it so much better than just retiring one day on my own. I was at Oxy for 10 years and enjoyed working for Oxy and with great co-workers. I wish her the best as well, and hope she has a great time in retirement, and can enjoy life at a slower pace.
Ba-f. The new reign should rid itself of the apple polishers and emphasize technical merit