Thread regarding ConocoPhillips layoffs

Sending empathy to all those affected this week

I have been in similar shoes and I just want to send my words of encouragement out to everyone experiencing the potential grief this week. I call it grief because that’s what it is—a loss of a life, job, career, leaders, coworkers you once held dear.

Take at least a day or two to just process. Try not to be solutions oriented immediately. I already see some friends posting on LinkedIn. I know the desperation is seeping in, but please, take time to just grieve and process this first.

Then pick yourself up and reach out to friends who have left COP previously and talk to them about what they did to leave. There is a life after. You will be okay. Sending you strength.


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Read all the text…it’s pretty much bye…try another industry while I continue to feather 🪶 my nest in the oil industry. He-l with that….visualize that ConocoPhillips starts to have grave technical and operational problems

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Post ID: @b3+1k9x0scmk

Got laid got off

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Post ID: @a8+1k9x0scmk

I was happy too. Elated even. My job and the company had drifted so far from what they were when I joined way back when that I didn't enjoy or even look forward to work anymore. It'll get better. It'll be a positive change. The sunrise tomorrow will be absolutely gorgeous and the start of a whole new life.

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Post ID: @a6+1k9x0scmk

I got laid off this morning. To be honest I feel somewhat relieved and -- dare I say it -- happy to be leaving COP. Now I can focus on my next move, hopefully in an entirely different industry. COP is not the same company that I joined many years ago. I wish all remaining employees all the best.

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