So new head of Refining coming back to a company that should have never let him go. A good upgrade for the company but a clear indictment on the current second in command of Refining. Good for the board to see he is not capable.
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@nc agreed. CC is rock solid.
If you take a look at the site's footer, as well as the posts with the ‘deletions’ tag, you'll see that the site does outline some ground rules for posting. It basically comes down to this:
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Pointless censorship aside, I worked with both of them years back. This is a huge upgrade that will hopefully see the company move in a better direction. This is an obvious set up for him to move into the CEO role in a couple of years, and wow will that be an even bigger upgrade.
They should grow a pair and own it!
The PSX Ge----o (HR and IT in partnership) reach out to the site to get things deleted. Surprised the CFO comments have survived.
Wow. How lame. Absolutely none of the comments were offensive; just TRUTH.
I guess the Refining #2 and/or his loyalists decided to throw a tantrum. Speaks volumes about the incumbent leadership of this place. Not serious people running a serious set of businesses - hopefully welcoming back a true leader to run Refining helps to change that.