When was the last successful project BH was involved in ?
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Flawless Execution - sounds like how swiftly they terminated someone thus k–ling their career.
True to form
Flawless execution occurs at the employee level when individuals decide they’ve had enough and resign to get renewed control of their lives. While Baker Hughes will certainly screw something up for those individuals as well, it is the WORKERS who once again are flawless in that last great act as an employee.
It’s obviously the service delivery function of the organization that is working hard on keeping the customer NPT in check. That’s what the award was for. If remote operations and properly- trained personnel is the new norm (albeit less headcount) the company looks great in the eyes of the customer.
Unless the award was internally awarded by executive leadership...well then that is like high fiving yourself which IS an embarrassment
Probably back in the 80's
Baker was awarded best oilfied service company for service quality and service execution in a ceremony last weekend in Houston
Last nearly successful project was head count reduction.
What a flawed and useless company.
One day on a job without being runoff is considered success for BH.