What a joke.
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@rb "undermine ENGINE goals." that is a good one, no one I know is undermining the ENGINE. The ENGINE is not ramping up fast enough and the upper manangement in Houston is figuring it out. I have heard several negative comments expressed by managers and even LC is complaining about the slow engagement from the ENGINE. Maybe that is why he is going there for the next CIO town hall. hehe...
@k8
Keep your steam turbine calcs to yourself… no one here understands all that… most of site is trolls and bots trying to undermine ENGINE goals.
More like entropy.
@bz
I can tell you have been here a while. You are correct, those who follow the mediocre leadership survive because they don’t rock the boat.
Soylent Green!
@az the trick, as I discovered much too late, is to simply not give a fu-k.
If you can't so your job effectively, don't fight it. Trust the process. Document it. Be a good corporate citizen.
Do not, under any circumstances, try to make the company better unless you have a protector.
The risk of this is that eventually your department or the entire company will fail. This will out you and the company at risk of being laid off. The difference is, it will not be targeted at you.
Just collect a paycheck and enjoy your life. No one knows who the Chevron CEO is outside of this company. Stop treating a some busted company based in the fe--s stained city of Houston as a religion. He-l half the construction reps and field people their previous jobs were remodeling bathrooms should have some humility