Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

CEO MW Under Pressure - the BOD is finally paying attention to Mr. Mike’s performance

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/chevron-ceo-under-pressure-halt-100832897.html

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EB is so far from ready and JG would be a horrible sub; it will have to be an external CEO thru M&A activity to come behind MW if the BOD truly wants changes more quickly.

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Post ID: @4oth+1vgVIDZQ

Investors were euphoric over the great news,especially about domestic production surging, and our stock shot up 4%. MW has his mojo back. EB has landed on her feet.

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Post ID: @2pre+1vgVIDZQ

The key sentence from the Reuters article is this: MW “job is not at risk, say Chevron executives and industry sources.”

He is totally at risk.

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Post ID: @2xjq+1vgVIDZQ

MW clearly didn’t want to be at the earnings call yesterday!! Me thinks the WSJ story on the BOD putting pressure on him had him a little down. I wonder if he likes that oldie by Queen and David Bowie - “UNDER PRESSURE”………

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Post ID: @2qfd+1vgVIDZQ

That is no doubt a directly reflection on the quality of employees that CVX currently has kept and have been recently hiring, with all of the DEI emphasis, etc. I am glad that I sold mine, and fled, but do wish everyone luck with the upcoming rounds of layoffs.

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Post ID: @1pdp+1vgVIDZQ

I think not, my anonymous man! Stock is down 15+% in last two years, including today's jump. Exxon is up 5% in same period, a swing of 20%, which is a whole bunch. Chevron should be $180+ with a good strategy and a good leader. He was great at the beginning. Getting long in the tooth. Today's Oil and Gas challenges need a new breed of leader more concerned with strategy than cost cutting.

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Post ID: @1akv+1vgVIDZQ

This post didn’t age well with the earnings call.

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Post ID: @1wor+1vgVIDZQ

Keep rewarding a guy who gutted our exploration OC. How can an oil company grow if they dont discovery and develop new reservoirs.

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Post ID: @1sps+1vgVIDZQ

About time. Too much focus on nebulous strategies - "Higher returns and lower carbon." No roadmap to get there. Follow the heard green energy strategy. Let too many BUs simply disappear - Indo, Thailand. Way too much focus on onshore US. Cultural change away from Chevron Way has been unsuccessful and harmful. Forgot that good people work for a future and not just a salary. Will not be missed.

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Post ID: @1lec+1vgVIDZQ

MW is tone deaf…..all talk, double talk that is…..

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Post ID: @1kbc+1vgVIDZQ

Laughing all the way to the bank. Next.................

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Post ID: @ysl+1vgVIDZQ

“The board is pressing for a faster turnaround of earnings”…quickest way to achieve immediately? Staff cuts.

Once again, we just look to what’s working for tech stocks, where staff reductions have been wildly successful increasing earnings. When you lack vision and leadership, just do what tech bros do.

Meanwhile, we continue to be hollowed out.

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Post ID: @pid+1vgVIDZQ

He’s a cr-ppy CEO, the sooner he is gone the better.

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Post ID: @jqx+1vgVIDZQ

Ha! BOD leaks this story to turn up the on MW. Consider this your “needs improvement” performance review.

Also, I’m guessing this is a bit of preemptive damage control for tomorrow’s earnings…

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Post ID: @bwp+1vgVIDZQ

I doubt MW cares he is a multi millionaire if he gets fired he’ll get a golden parachute and be worth even more. A regular person gets laid off their life is forever changed, MW gets laid off he just gets richer.

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Post ID: @jjm+1vgVIDZQ

If MW doesn't close the HESS deal he will be sacked. He would love to offer Esso some cash to drop their case, but the CEO is refusing his calls. He is stuck and looking for other deals desparrately according to my friends in Corp M&A (who is pi---d at the Houston move).

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Post ID: @rfy+1vgVIDZQ

The BOD has ordered MW to replace underperforming execs (PB, NH, etc) and reduce costs through layoffs and CA exit. His job could be on the line and his legacy is in the toilet at this stage. The earnings story coming out tomorrow better be a good one after five disastrous quarters in a row.

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