ExxonMobil sc--ws loyal employees

The company when hired 17 years ago promised a long-term career. I performed really well initially and began moving to different jobs every 1-2 years. I always felt as soon as I really understood and could add value they rotated me. Management told me I’m gaining exposure to all aspects of the business to be a future leader.

Now the company reduced my potential And I’m sure they want to replace me with a low cost employee in India.

I’ve started looking elsewhere but I’m not qualified because I’m a generalist and master of nothing. It’s like the 15 years of dedicated service were for nothing. My options are to stay knowing I have limited upside or take a pay cut and start all over.

#CareerGrowth #Prospect #Replacement #Performance

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Loyalty does not exist anymore, but We are Exxonmobil!

If you don’t have control of your work life, having to compromise yourself is part of the deal here.

@OP 17 years is a good haul. If you’ve been thrifty you should be a millionaire a few times over by now. Not sure I’m following you here.

And this is why I will never take another expat assignment. Dr-g my family all over the world. Missed extended family events. Made sacrifices for the company. And now that I am closer to 50 than 40 the company starts dropping my ranking with the only explanation being that it is very competitive. There is no credit for making sacrifices and loyalty so do not give either.

I'm sorry to hear that you learned that your dad is also your uncle. Please stop lashing out by using daragotory terms,. We can't describe inbred people like you as re--rds

"Cry me a river" - Justin Timberlake

Boohoo - "my privilege has been removed." - @OP

Stating the obvious, but you should not expect loyalty from any corporation and you should not give them any either.

Nothing is promised anymore. Those days are a gone pecan

The individual who wrote this must be from the hills of West Virginia and recently found out that his did is his mother's brother and thier parents are first cousins

I know of a 15 year former employee who finally quit the company as a result of the declining morale in the Bayou State Chem Plant. He is a highly talented engineer that was sc--wed by ExxonMobil.

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