Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

The new shiny object effect

Every new manager believes that the only way to show impact is to “start from scratch”. Most of the time they just repeat old mistakes but because they are surrounded by their newly minted hires, no one is there to tell them we tried this 15 years ago and arrived at the same conclusion so you might want to do this and that. This is so painful to watch at times. Forcing out experienced hires to make space for “cheaper” brand new hires only to relish old mistakes and call it new learnings. Not sure if business continuity is any better at Exxon, Shell, and others. And by the way those old mistakes can be very costly.


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Wow, just incredible! Our executives are showing just how thin skinned they are with their downvotes!!! Snowflakes!!

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Post ID: @3c4+1khx5yhf9

I agree OP. Amazing this is getting downvoted

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Post ID: @jn+1khx5yhf9

What do they do? Fill their calendars full of meetings to avoid making tough decisions.

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Post ID: @ea+1khx5yhf9

groundhog day
but with no happy ending

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