Thread regarding Halliburton Co. layoffs

Layoffs aug/sept

I have heard of a merger with the PSLs. From 12 to 8 PSLs. This has come with layoffs. Can someone confirm this? What is going on? There is always something happening. I read the other chat saying it could be because of Shannon taking over Jeff.


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@2qc which PSL?

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Post ID: @2qp+1kztwzc4e

@2bz actually I was a FT employee and got let go on Tuesday. They are laying off contractors and full time employees

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Post ID: @2qc+1kztwzc4e

Contractors are being let go. Next round would be full time employees.

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Post ID: @2bz+1kztwzc4e

@1ab That's one way of looking at it. Maybe they just like seeing us suffer.

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Post ID: @1ax+1kztwzc4e

@19r looks like you have not really left HAL. HAL and its team are still in your mind.

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Post ID: @1ab+1kztwzc4e

thank GOD i fu--ing left. scmp's that su-k, incompetent managers, no room for promotion, no additional training, fck i even volunteered for all sorts of projects and was rejected meanwhile i was carrying a USELESS "coworker" for YEARS and he was still treated with kid gloves, nevermind the product lines that kept getting shipped out to singapore. tiger this tiger that, meanwhile tiger people stealing fcking millions in product. i just couldn't stand it anymore.

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Post ID: @19r+1kztwzc4e

@15a what are you even talking about? I don't understand

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Post ID: @16y+1kztwzc4e

@13g Ahh yes, apparently only those who ace cognitive assessments, like the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), which is used to screen for cognitive impairment and dementia, can understand and play 4D chess.
I took the MoCA test for fun. Good news, no cognitive impairment. Bad news, I can’t play 4D chess either.

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Post ID: @15a+1kztwzc4e

@st only smart guys who ace in cognitive tests can understand 4D chess. I haven’t taken the test and I can’t play 4D chess.

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Post ID: @13g+1kztwzc4e

J and K are more senior and experienced folks, who are also paid more. The strategy is to replace experience with AI and junior folks for a fraction of the cost.

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Post ID: @138+1kztwzc4e

@10z thanks, what makes people think these grades are at risk?

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Post ID: @113+1kztwzc4e

@10q job title Grade

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Post ID: @10z+1kztwzc4e

@wg what do the levels mean?

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Post ID: @10q+1kztwzc4e

I heard levels J and K need to be worried.

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Post ID: @wg+1kztwzc4e

@we yeah they are acting crazy. Same happened here. Led to a chopping block unfortunately

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Post ID: @wf+1kztwzc4e

Names of people who didn’t come the last three or two Fridays had come out. My friend from PS got in trouble for not coming. Watch out guys. They are not playin!!!!!!

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Post ID: @we+1kztwzc4e

@sg Hope is fine. What concerns me is the idea every painful outcome can be explained as part of some invisible 4D-chess strategy.
Prices haven’t come down? The plan just needs more time.
Jobs aren’t materializing? It’s all part of the strategy.
Things are getting harder? Trust the plan.
At some point, “wait and see” stops being analysis and becomes a belief system.
If the people making these promises are right, the results should eventually be measurable. Lower costs, better employment opportunities, stronger wages, and an improving standard of living. And if those things aren't happening, we're allowed to ask why without being told that questioning the strategy means we don't understand the strategy.
You don't have to abandon hope. You also don't have to outsource your judgment to someone else's promises.
Ask yourself this. If a political strategy requires you to reinterpret every bad result as evidence the strategy is secretly working, what possible outcome could ever prove it wrong?

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Post ID: @st+1kztwzc4e

We were told that prices would come down, more jobs would be created, and our country would be in golden age. I still hope our POTUS has the best interest for all of us and this pain is short term and is part of the 4D chess he is playing.

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Post ID: @sg+1kztwzc4e

When do you think this layoff will happen? Cause the PSL mergers have happened. When will Shannon take office? It’s exhausting I can’t live in this fear all the time

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Post ID: @pj+1kztwzc4e

Management has compiled the chopping list. Buckle up y’all, it’s going to be a roller coaster ride for the next couple of months.
How long should we wait for America to be great again?

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Post ID: @nd+1kztwzc4e

If you work at HAL, you are either (1) the one who is about to be blindsided by the next, imminent layoff, or (2) the one who will survive the next, imminent layof and quietly reassure yourself that you're special. Eventually, you do get past that illusion and false sense of security, and realize it's only a matter of time. By that point you're captive to the machine and mentally spent. You no longer have the clear state of mind or mental time and energy required to proactively find the greener pastures. For most HAL employees, it takes being shelled before you can actually break free mentally and go through the necessary detox to realize how much nicer life really is on the outside.

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Post ID: @k5+1kztwzc4e

@jc Corporate lingo for PSL Merger. We are optimizing the organization to be more responsive and efficient and we move upward and forward in the pursuit of value proposition and bringing value to our customers. Corporate BS

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Post ID: @js+1kztwzc4e

Merger of PSL = duplicate work by same people = Layoff = more bonus $ for the Senior Executive Team = Winning

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Post ID: @jc+1kztwzc4e

Psl merger is technology only?

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Post ID: @fa+1kztwzc4e

Q3 is corporates favorite time of the year. North America financials super short across the board. Already heard of cost cutting measures rolled out so we all know what's coming next

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