I always see the numbers floated out there for 100% PIR, and that hypothetically one can make 120% PIR of their JG…. but does anyone ever actually make that much? If so, how long did it take you to get to 100%? I know folks that have been in their... — read more 

Hello - I got an offer earlier this week for an engineering position. I currently work for another company and am doing okay. I have an offer from Shell and I need to decide. I am afraid about one key aspect only... Is their enough (reasonable) job... — read more 

I work in Shell IT (one of the dozens of silos). One thing they keep saying at the townhalls is that if you are interested in an area you should reach out to the manager or team lead who is working in that team. How often do you managers and team... — read more 

Much is generally written about how there are plenty of opportunities for those who want to transfer their skills from this sector to the renewables industry. I tried to make a transfer, but it's not that simple and easy. At least not in my case... — read more 

I’ve watched several of these congressional hearings and the Shell executives always roll over and pander. Pathetic. https://www.c-span.org/video/?519140-1/oil-executives-testify-high-gas-prices

What does shell offer to the younger generation that is getting into the oil and gas venture? Is it worth it?

Very few think long term. The company that you're leaving Shell for because it claims it offers permanent RTO might reconsider at any point in the future. They also can decide to offshore their remote jobs at some point, because why not? If they can... — read more 

Stop crying about returning to the office. That’s why the majority of your bootlicking jobs are going to Manila. site engineer and hsse guys are useless. Only holding meetings to schedule another meeting. There are refineries laying off employees... — read more 

I don't see the need to return to the office after two years of productive work from home. People are talking about looking for other options if Shell starts pushing the idea of RTO further. Still, I wouldn’t look for another job just because of... — read more 

We really need to think a few things through about fossil fuel. One thing is we have not created the first thing here on planet earth everything was already here we just brought elements together to make things perform what we wanted it to. Second is... — read more 

What we were told this morning in a webcast - you're really going to like it once you get back in the routine of coming to the office. Sure, who doesn't love less sleep, more stress, sitting in traffic, and less family/personal time? Oh, and please... — read more 

Morale is all time low. Leaders are not leading just bowing to public interest groups. Wake up people RES is expensive and returns are miniscule, assuming it's run well. We all know that the Shell machine is not efficient so the outcome is... — read more 

Shell directors sued for ‘failing to prepare company for net zero’ In what is thought to be a first-of-its-kind action, the lawsuit brought by activist shareholders claims that Shell’s 13 directors are personally liable for failing to devise a... — read more 

With inflation at 7.9%, the CEO gets a 27% pay raise in 2022 while regular employees get 2.5% average. How much increase did the US country chair get? https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/mar/10/shell-chief-pay-ben-van-beurden-oil

Shell stock is performing terribly in 2022 relative to peers, especially when compared to ExxonMobil or Chevron. Why is that? Those companies are on a tear, among best in S&P 500 YTD, and Shell stock is floundering even with historically high oil and... — read more 

Now that I want nothing to do with Shell and would volunteer for a layoff in a heartbeat, there's no need for layoffs and there'll be no need for layoffs for a long time to come. I've spent several years worrying about my job and being cut and now... — read more 

Come on Ben stop teasing us, announce the next SVS.

Nice to see someone got a decent raise. Total remuneration for the top Shell (LON: SHEL) boss equates to a 27% increase on 2020’s £4.8m, which comes after Shell reported pre-tax profits of nearly £22.7bn last year

Would love to hear your thoughts on this.

Apologies have been made and steps were taken to join the majority in condemnation of Russia, so can we go back to normal now? I'm getting tired of people calling a company "immoral." If you're just now discovering that an O&G giant is going to look... — read more 

Since posts keep getting deleted. I’ll repost.

If the leadership did nothing, Shell would be among the companies that are being called to leave Russia but are still dragging their feet. Not ideal, but not devastating for our image, either. But no, our leadership decided to do some war... — read more 

https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/russia-ukraine-latest-news-2022-03-04/card/shell-buys-russian-oil-at-bargain-price-2ZljvO2HQlmPm5d5aAgG Shameful but not surprising. Who would have thought senior leadership would say one thing and actually do the... — read more 

With the Russia probe, cost over runs on large projects, the rumors are rampant that another round of packages will be offered relatively "soon". If you missed your chance last time you may be able to grab a golden ticket. Good luck.

Woo hoo! Good for some oil company somewhere!

LET THE RESIGNATIONS BEGIN!!

https://www.reuters.com/business/shell-appoints-sinead-gorman-new-finance-chief-2022-03-01/ Does this mean new initiative coming down from the top? The new CFO will want to make his mark on the trajectory of the company.

Will Shell halt it’s business dealings in Russia?

https://www.mckinsey.com/industries/oil-and-gas/our-insights/the-oil-and-gas-organization-of-the-future Listening to the these is why we are here. Senior leadership are, well they are not leaders are they?

Name change after 100 years because it better aligns with our core strategy? How exactly? Complete BS. It was done for financial, reporting, tax or selling purposes. We have too mainly people running around making up work and developing new... — read more 

Are you fu----g kidding me?

With oil prices at 90+ USD per barrel and increasing and the Permian asset being sold after June 2021 when the oil price was 60+ USD per barrel. It seems that Shell did the investment and ConocoPhillips is making the cash with little efforts. Great... — read more 

Who signed off on that disaster ? Another poor strategic decision ......

Following Shell's (NYSE: SHEL) acquisition of BG in 2016, the world's largest LNG supplier has hosted an annual LNG outlook day. Monday, Management shared their view on the current market, and outlook through 2040, making the case for LNG as a... — read more 

Even though COVID and Reshape SVS were fairly "recent", it's inevitable that another round will be in the offering. I'm hearing will placed rumors that it could be as soon as 6-8 months to allow for bonus and Reshape shakeout

That's it...when I was hired in 2002, I was excited, the company treated me well, compensation was high, raises were high, bonuses were high. People in those days were jealous that I worked for Shell. People always said they sent resumes to Shell for... — read more 

Thinking about suing Shell for emotional distress. I have never gone to a therapist, so I can’t claim that I’m in a very bad state of mental health. What I can say is that I have never felt so stressed and depressed in my life before with the... — read more 

https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/north-sea/388005/shell-to-sell-southern-north-sea-stakes/ It was only a matter of time before we heard about the sale of stakes in the southern North Sea clusters. Any thoughts about it?

Do you feel there's age discrimination at Shell? I think once >50, opportunities decrease a lot in terms of getting good assignments

I see that no one has so far commented on the fact that the CEO sold $5.2 million of shares because of "private matter". Must be some serious personal reason?