It's at 22%.
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@3qli All of these guys go to the same schools. They all look, sound, and act the same too.
Top of the bottom 1/3rd. Just like the employees we have LOL
Interesting that Lance Fritz (UP CEO) and DW both went to the same business school.
@OP No. That distinction belongs to the current CEO of Union Pacific.
He is in bottom 8% of his peers.
DW should PIP himself.
DW may be safe for the next five years. Just cut Capex and Opex and return tons of cash to shareholders. Sure it’ll completely gut the long term future of the company but he will be rich and it’ll keep the ESG investors from getting him fired.
Most interesting to me is looking at the trend graphs for all the various metrics (recommend comp, diversity, wlb, comp, etc). All are downward sloping with no bounce over last two years.
In regards to his eating welcome to capitalism. The pandemic was a get out of jail free card. Now he’s showing a reduction in opex and growth in margins and consequently being rewarded.
Should be replaced ASAP
He’s definitely one of worst CEOs currently in industry and certainly worst for XOM history.
Imo, 22% approval rating is too high for him.
22%? Almost in the bottom quintile... He will have to MLRP himself
Keep doing what you're doing DW. Once you completely loose touch with how the operating units work you start doing exactly what he's doing. Everything has a price. It's the blind that leads us.
Still sending Malaysians and Indian to the USA for fancy expat assignments.
22% too much honestly.
Same rating applies to all the executives and managers of this poorly run and drain on the society company.
Did you see WSJ Friday? Nice photo of DW. Is he going to complain about his pay again?
Www.wsj.com > these-stars-made-more-money-than-many-of-America’s-top-ceos
Let's hope so. The buck stops with him for the shitshow we've now become.
Lol that’s about the same as his approval rating from our shareholders. And he got a raise? No wonder people vote for Bernie sanders if this is American capitalism at work. How have efficient markets not fired this incompetent leader?
It's embarrassing.