Straight to the point here:- https://seekingalpha.com/article/4160269-weatherford-earnings-preview

New intraday low of $2.09! WFT stock getting soo close to that $2.00 mark. $1.99 and it is bye bye for sure. Anyone who thinks WFT can pull out a good earnings report is ludicrous. More sell off's of important product lines, more layoff will cost so... — read more 

People in the field quitting left and right, experienced hands that are esencial for service quality. Quit messing around, take care of your field guys because we all know what's gonna happen............. all the rejects from other companies will end... — read more 

This stock is like gem at this price. They have tons of assets and could be an acquisition target of tier one OFS if they can't survive. They have been in ofs fields for 35+ years. I wouldn't be concerned. Price will double by this year end end... — read more 

Approximately 73% of sell-side analysts tracking Weatherford International (WFT) have recommended a “buy” or equivalent, and ~20% have recommended a “hold.” Approximately 7% of sell-side analysts have rated WFT a “sell.” Analysts’ consensus target... — read more 

I hate admit it, but I’m actually enjoying watching this Weatherford dumpster fire. Poor management from the top and treating good people like they were the problem. Reap what you sow.

Our friend had done 18 years .....gone with no thanks or anything. Our the system and phone was cut in 5 minutes after getting the letter. Weatherford is ruthless

Told my 2017 Bonus will be on my check tomorrow. Looking forward to it after all the cutting we have done, seems only fair they pay the ones that are still around having to do three times the work and in some cases five times if you have a sh--... — read more 

Remember the glory days when the stock per share was equal to a premium Sub sandwich? Now it's just the bag of chips! My crew is going to have to work extra hard to float this boat, but we'll get it done.

I will say it again. (but corporate will not listen, again), they need to fire the whole supply chain group from top to bottom. Make everything local decision making. And pay the vendors where the local management can make the best deals. Let local... — read more 

ALL companies now have learned that the HB-1 worker is cheaper and easier to manage over the post 50 employee. This is the unwritten rule of today’s business. At some point they will cross that age bridge.

Anyone have information on Marks supposed plans for 1st quarter raises?

They will continue to sell off the Family Jewels. Those are the parts that actually make money. The remaining Regions and Product Lines will suffer under the increasing overhead from the Supply Chain and Upper Management that is not being reduced... — read more 

I left Weatherford in January after being with them for 12 years. If you had asked me even 1 year ago would I leave Weatherford I would have told you no. I was a company man through and through. They were always good to me. The couple years I saw so... — read more 

https://twitter.com/TheLayoff/status/978692578211258370

Weatherford to announce the sale of the majority of their Artificial Lift (aka. Production) group at weeks end. Thus aiding to define what the vision for the future of the company will look like - something tells me there is a lot of dumb iron

I am sure the staff were laid off last week on 12 months goverment salary. Point is that base is closed or closing Millions of dollars of equipment and workshop items dumped in Africa.

This time in Alberta, few places in the north, and a couple in the south. Be on the lookout

Will the The Woodlands, TX and Houston TX real estate market recover from the the Oil Industry downturn and continued layoffs that are occurring?

Just wanted to give you an encouraging word, since I was in your shoes about a year ago. When I was laid off by Weatherford, I was mildly put panicking. By then I have been with the company for nearly two decades and I honestly believed I'd retire... — read more 

Another rift this month. Q1 results are terrable and Million Dollar Mark is beating the drum for answers. He is calling it the Easter Egg Hunt. There is a catch, there are no eggs only heads. Next friday is rift day.......

Not bad for starting in april of 2017. https://uk.reuters.com/article/brief-weatherford-international-plc-ceo/brief-weatherford-international-plc-ceo-mark-a-mccollums-2017-total-compensation-was-10-5-million-idUKFWN1QV0X9

It’s worthless. Some locations have one person keeping the lights on and shipping jobs to the US because the cost is too high. Chop them now!

After not going anywhere with this company and not receiving any monetary increase for several years , has left my soul crushed , heart broken , moral evaporated, and general happiness gone. I am a shell of my former self and see no end to this... — read more 

All time Lowest?

More layoffs coming! Abu Dhabi and Dubai to be hit hardest. Good luck

WFT cut off all allowances and vehicles too I know no one who is not searching for a job there. Help please??

First there was Bernard J. Duroc-Danner, then there was Krishna Shivram, then there is Mark A. McCollum. With each iteration, the share price has moved lower. Do you really think there is any hope left for this company?

This company has been run like the other toy company

10.5MM pay in 2017. Guess that is what you get for filling out your Radar cards

Stock closing in plus territory every day. WFT stock has been gaining momentum and increasing in value daily. See boys this is how Manufacturing has turned this ship around.

Running out of time. Email from CEO stated MBP was to be paid out in April and this week you would receive a link to yours. "THIS WEEK" is over. No such link. Should have lied further out in time.

Not trying to be ugly, but if you still work for Weatherford thinking this train wreck will turn around you are truly delusional. Don’t let this abomination of a company continuously degrade your self esteem and sense of well being. Weatherford was... — read more 

So the VP went around and told everyone that they were going to give raises. Well we’re waiting!!!!!!! Tired of hearing cut here sell here. Steve come on man

4 people laid off at 5200 in Petrology.

Supply chain has been knackered for years, nobody in invoicing knows a damn thing about the correct costs. In my experience some Management buyers were buying equipment for up to 3 times the market value and it cruised through invoicing since nobody... — read more