I'm sure you'll be able to do so much better somewhere else.
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@a2 I'm confused- what does HR understanding your skills have to do with you staying? Your skills can be backfilled just as easily as you going somewhere else. You manager or leadership chain not understanding your skills is a better argument...don't blame HR for something that belongs to your leader.
@gd ruff ruff 💰
@c0 it’s “you’re”
@a2 not in oil and gas and not at the level we get paid for what we do
I think most of these commenters already have left.
@OP
Why would anyone leave Chevron, we get paid to attend meetings and the managment moves so slowly the work load is at a sloths pace :)
@1c2, No not at all. Swing and a miss. I love my high paying job and love my country and have no plans nor reasons to ever leave. How about you?
OP seems like one of those whiners who complain about this country. Please leave it
At night, before I go to bed, I read posts here for Chevron. It's pure entertainment! This post is a common one, from a Chevron lifer not knowing what it's like outside of the dysfunctional Chevron walls. One day, you may realize there's a great career outside the confines of Chevron. I've done both, based on experience, trust me.
@11v,
Great Office Space reference. It's funny because its true. Chevron does indeed su-k, lol!
Awesome! Nice to hear you've moved on. Please make this your last post, thanks.
@OP
I took your advice and turned my resignation in on last Friday.
Why should I leave? Chevron is the one that su-ks.
You’re not the Boss of me. I will continue my Slacker ways until they catch me!
How about option B... I don't like Chevron. I will stay at Chevron as long as I like. And you go self-fo------e.
@am then stay and get on all fours
Don’t tell me what to do.
@OP that minuscule bonus really greased you up!! Mission accomplished!
Yes, find a better place and move along. It's common in this industry and many others to move for advancement. It's beginning to turn into a high priced adult daycare at CVX, honestly. Listen to yourselves.
Leaving Chevron was the best decision I ever made in my professional career. I'm working around 30 hours less per week, and have just about doubled my salary. Oh... and I get 6 weeks of vacation. Chevron su-ks.
It's way more fun to complain and take paychecks. If you're so productive, dafaq are you on here for?
I did press "the button" then collected my EOI Severance, took a bit of time and now working for a great private company with comparable pay and none of bullsh_t your living in daily.
We may not like Chevron right now, but it has so much potential to become a better place to work. That’s why we’ve stuck around, groaning and moaning, for the past many years—hoping some changes will finally come through.
@b8
The amount of time it takes my management team to make a decision, I will be retired before we move into the 21st century.
Lol no. Get a masters and mail it in at work for 3 years. Just ask yourself what do managers actually do? You are a workaholic compared to them
So much whining the past year. Just leave and enjoy a new career elsewhere
What if I dont like Chevron but I like the pay?
Actually there are A LOT of job opportunities out there. So yes is people don’t like it they CAN leave.
HR doesn’t understand the skills our people have and that they can in fact get jobs elsewhere.