Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

Texas and BTC - layoffs?

Most Spring employees between the age of 40 and 55 are dead weights and holding onto a capsizing vessel for their dear life as they know that they cannot find any other job and ExxonMobil is the only place where their BS existence gets tolerated.

If the company fires each and everyone of them, it will not make any difference. Most have been rotten by the poor core culture by working under toxic reward conditions once they have worked more than 5-10 years. It is a point of no recovery.

Those who worry about BTC, let's be clear.... BTC only recruits the worst and from the bottom of the Indian talent pool. Do not expect virtue from that place. Only expect grinning yes men and women who will do anything to get your or anyones money in their pocket.

Principles do not matter to both these classes. Virtue is an unknown word and greed is the only motivation.


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Post ID: @OP+1kbsbjbns

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Agree. Someone needs to act and layoff the zombies in perpetual meetings and paper pushing in Spring campus.

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Post ID: @155+1kbsbjbns

OP: close to 90% truth in your comments. It is probably better to say that anyone who has worked longer than 5 years have the mental corruption instead of an age band.

Most join this company with real talents and eventually become singularly focused on doing fake work only for the purpose of appeasing supervisors and executives.

you are 100% right on "Greed is the name of the only Game at EM"

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Post ID: @112+1kbsbjbns

was this written by chatGPT 1.0?

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Post ID: @sa+1kbsbjbns

@nn -- I am unbothered by the ignorance of others. Rude comments from some rando at work roll right of my back -- like water off a duck's arsce! Just because one does not lawyer up, doesn't mean an offense didn't happen. Bless your heart if you believe that. I could only pity the ignorance on display. I wasn't fazed, and I wasn't about to gamble a hard-earned lucrative salary and RSUs by lawyering up over something with slim odds of success or low net financial upside. The comments exposed the other person's true character and showed me exactly how to deal with them going forward. Ultimately, they were asked to leave the company. Mic drop....

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Post ID: @py+1kbsbjbns

@mx Ya, BS. Given how much time you spend here whining about it you’d have run to the DoL and lawyered-up immediately. Even Exxon isn’t this stupid.

Question: what’s with all of these fantasies about EEO violations? Do you people actually WANT to be discriminated against? Give it a f’n rest guys.

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Post ID: @nn+1kbsbjbns

@de …trust, it is absolutely true, experienced it firsthand. I could say a lot more but that would reveal identity.

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Post ID: @mx+1kbsbjbns

@de It's true. And those violations are common. Sorry to shake your faith in EM compliance.

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Post ID: @gc+1kbsbjbns

@d8 Another conversation that never happened. Right up there with all these HR people supposedly admitting to EEO violations.

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Post ID: @de+1kbsbjbns

@cz Nobody in that age range would have written something this long.

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Post ID: @dd+1kbsbjbns

But the stigma at EM is real. When my most recent supervisor found out my age, he actually said, "But you're so motivated & energetic - you continue to innovate - that can't possibly be your age!" Me: "Um....thanks?"

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Post ID: @d8+1kbsbjbns

This is the 25yr old typing while sitting at 3rd gen coffee for 3 hours a day. Yes, we see you

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Post ID: @cz+1kbsbjbns

@ac Satire? Genuinely asking.

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Post ID: @cx+1kbsbjbns

Oh, I have stumbled on the loser thread. Ha! Interesting.

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Post ID: @cr+1kbsbjbns

Yicks. Not true at all.

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Post ID: @cc+1kbsbjbns

I was 65 when I retired from EM. When I announced, they asked me to stay another year to finish the project. 35 was enough

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Post ID: @ca+1kbsbjbns

People who constantly talk about how ‘unemployable’ others only reveal more about their own insecurity than anyone else's. If you’re of such great value, and employability then show us. Go shine somewhere else, hotshot.

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Post ID: @c4+1kbsbjbns

As someone who is above 40 I will say I can and do outwork everyone that is younger than me at XOM. Actually the only guy that I think might be able to keep up with me is 62. The younger generation 20-35 don’t want to work and have a difficult time learning any new task.

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Post ID: @be+1kbsbjbns

“OP, what you've just said is one of the most insanely id--tic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now d-mber for having read it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul".

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Post ID: @bd+1kbsbjbns

Is that how you call your dad? "Dead weight" he must be proud of you

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Post ID: @bc+1kbsbjbns

@OP, we are all just a little bit d-mber for having read your post

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Post ID: @at+1kbsbjbns

There’s the stupid.

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Post ID: @ak+1kbsbjbns

Unable to sleep mate? Don’t worry, Trump is here to keep the jobs! EM should really evaluate their roles, and roles that are not American. Does each executive really need to be a non American? Focus should be CL30 and above. America for Americans!

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