Do you really want to continue working in a dying industry? Halliburton may deny it and tell you that there is plenty of oil blah blah blah. That's the problem. There is too much oil and the industry has become too unstable. Seems like every two years there is new downturn. In the meantime count on no raises, no CV bonuses and more excuses from upper management saying things will get better next year. Just like they denied global warming and now they are trying to portray themselves as environmentally friendly company. The boys in the board only care about their fat pockets. You want to better? seek training and move on to a better industry.
from Bloomberg:
"BP will sell oil and gas assets to fund its ambitious low-carbon strategy even if prices improve, three unnamed sources told Reuters.
A tenfold increase in investments in low carbon businesses to some $5 billion annually is among BP’s new strategic priorities for the next ten years as the supermajor shifts away from its core business and aims to become a net-zero company by 2050.
In addition to the sizeable increase in low-carbon investments, BP will also suspend all future oil and gas exploration in new countries and shrink its production of hydrocarbons by 40 percent by 2030, chief executive Bernard Looney said in a LinkedIn post earlier this week."