Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

Forget the energy outlook I want to see the employee outlook

Show us the graphs and projections for headcount by country and location. How many of us are you planning to stealth layoff via the PIP?


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Post ID: @OP+1m3s59kef

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Anyone else notice who/where the main speaker was from that gave the energy outlook?

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Post ID: @ne+1m3s59kef

So Spring headcount will reduce by 500.
Spring Indian Impats increase by 500.

That is 1000 HC10 jobs eliminated.

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Post ID: @kp+1m3s59kef

HC10 employees out looking for new jobs

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Post ID: @jq+1m3s59kef

Any total headcount view won't tell the full picture, as they're adding headcount in India and GBC's. The drop in headcount at the HC10 locations will be drastic and painful and it's gonna keep getting worse.

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Post ID: @h5+1m3s59kef

We will be less than 40,000 regular employees by 2030. Everyone else will be a managed service provider (i.e. contract employee).

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Post ID: @g3+1m3s59kef

Calculations indicate the below percentage increase of BTC means that roughly 500 more Spring positions will be replaced by BTC newly hired people.

Let that sink in! EM will NSI/ fake layoff 500 experienced Spring employees and replace with Campus hire and experience hire people in Bangalore.

That is in enormous risk increase and productivity reduction to save less than $150 million per year.

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Post ID: @fq+1m3s59kef

The number of employees in global projects projected to remain constant but BTC will grow from less than 30% now to 50%.

Published charts show slightly lower target just to minimize alarm in Spring.

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Post ID: @fp+1m3s59kef

If you were ranked lower than Very Good you should be putting all your effort into finding a new job

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Post ID: @bv+1m3s59kef

Wait until Polaris is wrapped up. It will be a bloodbath

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Post ID: @bj+1m3s59kef

Rough estimate for USA and other HC10:

8-10% PIP next four years

50% pass rate (could be lower if attrition is lower than expected)

2% attrition (probably will be more)

So call it 7% reduction per year

After four years roughly 25% less HC10 folks (give or take a few percent)

But hey, at least people are “our most valuable asset”. You know, I actually think they are really saying people are “our most costly asset” but that doesn’t sound as nice.

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