Unfortunately, although some believe the pandemic has significantly accelerated the downfall, I think that even if it had not happened the situation here would not be any better.
The only thing that happened, which someone has already noticed, is that the pandemic revealed how wrong the leadership of this company is (not to say incompetent).
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I think that Marathon has improved immensely due to the pandemic. It is definitely a leaner operation due to downsizing and some people get more work done at home.
If there were no pandemic, you would have been fired.
Sadly, MRO has a morale issue where the leaders have their heads in the sand and act like they have no clue. Bad morale is around Bc leaders just don’t care about their people. They’d rather them walk. They want cheaper labor and people who don’t challenge.
You need to follow the plight of other oil companies closer. If you did you would see that the incompetence of the MRO's neanderthal management was becoming more widely known right before the pandemic hit. The pandemic sort of caused Wall Street to look the other way or perhaps forget how impotent management has been since the IPO way back when.