ExxonMobil employees talk about offshoring to India more loudly than many other companies because the scale, speed, and visibility of ExxonMobil’s India expansion is unusually large and it directly affects U.S. technical, engineering, and support roles in a way employees can feel immediately.
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It's not AI displacing us. It's offshoring and H-1Bs just like it has been for the past 30 years but now using AI as a cover to try and keep pressure off the legal frameworks companies have built to undercut our wages. It's all bullsh-t.
They’re getting through a hole in the fence at night. After work, stay put in your car until dark. You will see it.
@bs What?!!
@OP Blame the White executives, not the Indians taking the jobs to survive.
@ad just look at the composition of the group photos in the latest round of leadership trainings.
@ad yes. Many at every site. The Houston campus, refineries, chem plants, midland, Carlsbad. They are everywhere and growing in numbers each day.
They are getting over the fence and under the gate. It’s not fair!
How are the chemical sites in Texas being affected? Indians replacing the workers? When or if is it going to happen?