Are we no longer allowed to contract with the wood group?

Or do you get the whole thing to "improve," no matter what?

This isn’t anecdotal. it’s a structural pattern that has unfolded over the last decade and accelerated since 2020. What Exxon’s Benefit Reductions Actually Signal (Long‑Term) Each individual cut: education reimbursement, donation matching, expat... — read more 

Artemis astronaut ages ranging from 47 to 50. They are all GenXers, in a "sweet spot" of maximum competence and experience. Meanwhile at ExxonMobil’s we can’t abuse our Gen X employees enough and can’t run them off fast enough. Millennials just wait... — read more 

Exxon Scientists Had Doubts About Algae Biofuels. The Oil Giant Touted Them Anyway. Some of the company’s scientists didn’t agree with the way the project was presented to... — read more 

DBBI is an official ExxonMobil acronym. What does it mean? I know what the letters stand for but what does it actually mean?

Remember these guys? What a joke. These are what they claim they did below. I haven’t seen any of it. They just got in during low COVID stock price and then claim they were genius because stock price rose? Action #1: Refresh the Board of Directors... — read more 

I just have copilot recycle my PDS write up from the prior year. It doesn’t matter what you put down. The assessment meeting outcome is already determined and won’t change based on what you write.

EM takes action the way a broken vending machine takes your money. You put something in, you hear a noise, and absolutely nothing comes out.

Mine is next week

Our management seems to think there is an infinite talent pool and they can just keep replacing everyone with equal or better quality workers at a moment’s notice. Someone should give them a clue.

HOUSING Property taxes in Houston remain a double-edged sword: while they fund essential local services in the absence of a state income tax, they are among the highest in the nation. Surging property values are leading to higher overall tax... — read more 

So many positions are getting filled - a bunch of people will not be in their current jobs (backfill already announced) …where are they going. Part of the new org ?

What should i expect with 10 yrs of experience. Joining from another major. Worth the risk? Whst is the future of reservoir eng here. Honest guidance only please

Story by Sheila Dang HOUSTON, April 8 (Reuters) - Exxon Mobil signaled on Wednesday that first quarter earnings could decline from the previous quarter, with an expected multi-billion dollar hit related to financial hedging outweighing higher oil... — read more 

A proud and defining moment for our sales and marketing operations team in Bengaluru!! Yesterday, we celebrated the go-live of our South Asia Pacific Sales and Marketing Operations team — a significant milestone that strengthens our commitment to... — read more 

European oil refining margins turn negative, bucking global trend 4/14/2026 12:00:00 PM European refining margins turn negative despite record fuel prices, IEA and traders report Asian refiners' competition for crude drives up costs, squeezing... — read more 

When does the Kearl sale occur? Or at least the sale of some of the interest

Exxon pulls offer to sell two initial Golden Pass LNG cargoes - Reuters Exxon Mobil (XOM) has withdrawn an offer to sell two initial cargoes of liquefied natural gas from its Golden Pass export plant in Texas that has been in the process of starting... — read more 

Does anyone know what CL chiefs are? Is it the pinnacle of the technical ladder?

Any kind of severance or at least unemployment? I dont think I will make it.

How do you spell OPEN in reverse? Ahhhh, yeah. Galore.

I heard there were going to be even more transformational changes being rolled out in June/July, especially within Global Ops. Any insight here?

Why do we not benchmark against companies out executives actually leave to go work for? I haven’t seen many leave for Ford, GM, Verizon, AT&T, Johnson & Johnson, Boeing, RTC Corp, Proctor & Gamble, IBm, Pfizer, or GE Aerospace. Chevron is the only... — read more 

I really like the man but I do not think having our executives swearing in employee forums is classy. I actually find it offensive. On a construction site fine but I expect more from our executives.

Why don't we include another brutal truth here? Our costs are out of control and we are failing vs competition and our benchmark is BS. Are we hearing the feedback from the broader organization?

What the heck does it mean to be on the bench? Being a benchwarmer is usually bad but it is discussed as if it is good at Exxon so must mean something different?

I have been with the company for around 15 years and have yet to receive any actionable feedback or coaching. I must be a rockstar right? My assessment results have varied wildly but I have never been below VG. I am not a hipo. It is extremely... — read more 

ExxonMobil Is Rewiring Its SAP Enterprise For The Energy Future By Judith Magyar,Brand Contributor. Nov 04, 2025, 07:59am EST Harmonized data is becoming ExxonMobil’s new gold standard — the foundation for predictive analytics, AI, and faster... — read more 

Everyone I know from 40 to 45 lately has been moving to lateral or even jobs they're overqualified for. Has anyone in this age range been able to move up in the last year or so?

There’s an interesting parallel between what happened at Oracle and what seems to be unfolding at XOM. Oracle initially tried to cut costs by aggressively offshoring technical work, which created short‑term savings but also eroded internal... — read more 

If EM-service 5 & Age > 35 & CL = 55 then celebrate Age = Age +1 End loop

Will there be a reduction of workers at the chemical plants in Texas? If so, when?

Q: I am 24. I want to retire at 65. I plan to live to 85. How much do I need to save every year if I want to spend $100K every year after retirement? A: To retire at 65, live until 85, and spend about $100,000 per year in retirement, you would... — read more 

How deliciously ironic that the same deluded Negative Nellies on this site threatening to sue the company over loss of NRE are the same trolls claiming retiree benefits have no value. No value, no damages, no case. Get a grip people. Retirement... — read more 

I am the manager of three former ExxonMobil employees: The first is desperate to please me and shows strong “boss-pleasing” behavior. It’s frustrating because I need him focused on productivity, not on feeding my ego. His results are what... — read more 

I know Exxon couldn't care less. There's no reward coming, and I'll likely be shown the door eventually without management giving it a second thought. But I'd lose my mind if I spent 8 to 10 hours a day just skating by, working only for a paycheck. I... — read more 

Did anyone hear what caused the car crash in Wellness this morning? Hope no one was hurt!

Is the medical benefit worth much? I see retirees complaining about it being cr-p and they just go with a paid Obamacare option instead. Maybe not worth sticking around for?

Are people really in the office 5 days a week or is there flexibility/WFH allowed?