From what I'm reading here this doesn't seem accurate
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You are so right. The street hated the deal from the beginning.
There was not one employee other than the C level direct report yes men that expressed the deal was Good, The market hates it from day one and rightly so.
Oil and gas, companies cannot afford to be so leveraged with all the price uncertainty. The gold ole boy C suite needs to be disbanded.
I would recommend people share the truth on Glassdoor.
Don't make someone else suffer like you did with the lies and failure of management.
OP: The Glassdoor numbers are a fraud.
There are business-service firms whom companies can hire to improve their online reputation. – This allows poorly-managed companies to appear as "happy places". One example of these types of firms is "reputation defender" (google it for more info).
I've no doubt most large firms retain service agreements with these types of companies, to obscure the reality of the kind of company they are. OXY no doubt does the same.
Rating for CEO and the company went to s—t once they announced the acquisition. Everyone with a pulse knew it was a bad move. And the market punished us for it.