Thread regarding Halliburton Co. layoffs

So was there a risk assessment done on the deal???

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Post ID: @OP+He64G3K

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So, you're telling me there's a chance.

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Post ID: @4fjr+He64G3K

Hey I want to talk to you about buying your car and to show that i am serious i am going to put up $3500.00 no matter the out come.

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Post ID: @2xce+He64G3K

Dave has a good track record of due diligence - Dresser/Harbison Walker, Barracuda Carratinga, this should have been no surprise

http://archive.fortune.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2005/04/18/8257012/index.htm

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Post ID: @1buf+He64G3K

i think that a good law firm could Make a good case based on lack of intelligence. This whole thing was like Dumb & Dumber...... 3!

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Post ID: @1nzc+He64G3K

The deal didn't get approved because they didn't submit the FWR, JSA, MOC, RISK ASSESSMENTS, P1, AR, WBS and all the other BS. They need to review all their stupid process's and then dream up and implement more so this doesn't happen again.........

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Post ID: @1ivu+He64G3K

Ok if no TapRoot is performed the other outside-Hal resources could be used to make Dave detail how this type of screw-up can be prevented in the future. Dave, do not make Obama have to school twice in the same year.

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Post ID: @gik+He64G3K

Probably only a light pink team review.

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Post ID: @htu+He64G3K

I am very sure that a monetary loss of this magnitude requires a TapRoot. Will somebody submit an RTA to kickoff the process. Please post the RTA# as a response.

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Post ID: @zgw+He64G3K

I think that a very good law firm could make a case about the lack of due diligence.

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Post ID: @jws+He64G3K

Tend to agree, I also doubt the oil price was relevant, it is odd how these guys with vast business experience couldn't foresee the problems ahead with getting approval. Me, you? Sure we wouldn't know but they are deep into the pulse of things, at least we like think that. I saw it written elsewhere and can believe, they wanted their cake and eat it! By that I mean divesting the scraps and hoping no one would notice and keeping all the goodies to themselves, and that as they say, was never gonna fly!

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Post ID: @yay+He64G3K

There was no risk assessment carried out, management at Halliburton have been too busy carrying out AT RISK assessments on employees. Chop chop

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Post ID: @jnc+He64G3K

Oil price had nothing to do with it. They offered up 3.5 billion without any strings and Obama took his share. Dave should have been walked out 1.5 secounds after making the offer.

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Post ID: @lrf+He64G3K

Its not Dave's fault that the oil price went down is it? He made the right decision and it almost came off for him if it wasn't for that damn oil price

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Post ID: @wjw+He64G3K

Would love to see a tap root on this. Bet they would pin the whole thing on a Sperry tech. Sad thing is that Sperry management wouldn't stand up for them.

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Post ID: @lol+He64G3K

They will prob get a big promotion for what they did if I Kno Halliburton. And they will lay off a few working people so they can get there raise. That's the Halliburton way.

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Post ID: @lhp+He64G3K

Yeah and a taproot. Let's get to the bottom of this and see how we gonna prevent this from happening again. Lol! yeah that's true that only applies to the working people of the company.

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