Check out the jobs moving to India. Good luck surviving what is coming.
https://careers.chevron.com/search-jobs?acm=ALL&alrpm=1269750&ascf=%5B%7B%22key%22:%22ALL%22,%22value%22:%22%22%7D%5D
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@1cs
Not necessary. We achieved the desired results for this phase.
If in the future, additional organizational optimizations are desired, please do look us up.
We have experts fresh out of college who know powerful buzzwords, which will be able to pretend to learn your complex business in a few days to assist your journey of the next few years.
India needs to hire McKenzie
"make shock" you say? What is this, a phishing test? Do you now suggest to do the needful?
This make shock...but Engine has other potential counterparts in other countries, much more loyal and low pay for better work. Its coming and under evaluation.
@tp Sweeping generalizations unsupported by a single fact.
@tj Unless you outline every possible problem or process with every single minutia spelled out down with nothing left to interpretation, then there is no way they are going to get it right. They are not creative people, cannot infer details and fill in the blanks, and have way too many holidays, family events, and any other excuse to get out of doing work.
They need the Staples famous "Easy" button.
@nq
They have attempted to place a person for me to cross Train several times. All three bowed out, apparently they are not interested in complex technology. I have been creating documentation for them and no one has stayed.
So I disagree with you, I. Am very smart and I want to retire and transition my work to a new person and I don’t care where they are rom or what country they work in.
Chevron has not been able to find done one to stay with the job responsibility longer 4 months.
One guy said to me, isn’t there an easier way to do this? :)
Inside my head, I laughed. So if someone is ready to learn a complex job role that is not learned in college, let me know so I can teach them before I retire.
@j3 A classic own goal, anyone actually smart wouldn’t make such a d-mb statement.
@bn
They can’t do my job from India because they are not smart enough.
@cr India workers are well known for job hopping. And who can blame them when the only reason people offshore jobs to India is to cut costs. Go get that extra rupee!
@bn this is a fallacy. If your job requires skills and knowledge simply being able to log into a computer and remote meeting is not the whole job. Are you an executive or do you work for BCG? Your comment shows a total lack of understanding which is what I would expect from executives.
To be fair, I think some of these are from the high rate of churn they’re already seeing there…
Sure they can do the job from India. They can't do it well, but they can do it.
No jobs moving to Manila or BA? I wonder why??
when is C-suite office moving to India too?
If you can work from home they can do your job from India