Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Keep it simple!

I've been a Chevron employee 40 years. Started with Gulf Oil so I have been through mergers , re-orgs and all the down turns in the Industry.

I would think that Chevron management would be capable of handling this critical time without the help of outside consultants. They have had plenty of experience over the last 4 decades. They could have kept this very simple and less stressful on the employees by just offering a voluntary retirement package for the " near retirement group of employees " and then cut the low performers and contractors. Keep it simple!

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But consultants make such pretty power points

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I started with Chevron in 1983.

Went through reorgs/down-sizings/right-sizings/transformations/layoffs... in 1984, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1997, 2001,...
every time it was led by a consulting group (McKinsey, ... currently BCG) because Chevron mgmt are complete chickenshits.

I got out in 2008 (Must’ve had Stockholm Syndrome) and haven’t regretted for a single day. Made a sh–load more than I ever would’ve with Chevron. Now retired in the Hill Country and traveling the world.

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