I’ve met a couple folks from Whiting, and can’t say they left me impressed. Several seemed to have been promoted a couple clocks north of where you’d typically have found them in their peer companies. And lots of negativity surrounding the current CEO who, according to a lawsuit published by Colorado Public Radio, was involved in a s-x scandal at Anadarko...
“Later, in 2015, Olsen claims in the letter, she could hear another vice president, Brad Holly, now the CEO of Whiting Petroleum, carrying out an affair with a different co-worker. This time Olsen reported the incidents to her supervisor, John Christiansen, who, according to the letter, “did nothing to help her.”
Even if not 100% accurate, why would Whiting stoop so low as to hire a first-ever CEO from the VP level at another company?