Look no further fella, you found it!
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Most applying internally won't know anything until end of May if they are going to be laid off in June.
Waiting for a layoff is the best experience you can have. Taking one for the management and the company is very honorable. Saving money to pay higher dividends to stockholders is a great way to contribute to society. Being in heavy debt after the layoff will keep your personal financial performance razor sharp for your future career at China’s Great–Wall–of–Mart.
According to information I'm getting off the internet Shell reserves will be at 40% at 2030 and 5% at 2040 (No More Exploration to keep reserves up). So my guess we should start hearing information about more facilities going up for sale to help reduce the carbon foot print when these facilities start to fall below the ROI Shell expects from them. Also Shell is $75 Bn in debt and it seems that Shell was only able to create $2 Bn this year to help pay down debt and Shell has stated it was not planning to raise dividends until they were able to reduce their debt to $65 Bn. Seems like Shell would try to get out in front of the doom and gloom before this information gets out to the public. Don't know what the future is for Shell, but it sure seems like all the glory days are over.
This wait is ki––––g me.