Thread regarding ExxonMobil Corp. layoffs

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@OP No we are ranked 1st in this race

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Hi---rs inner circle after the Stalingrad disaster 1943-1945

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@ds how much is the pay for posting these non sense? (should be in your benefit package)

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@OP Chernobyl. But they shut it down.

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@d5 how is Bp more toxic?

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@OP XOM is great workplace, not toxic:
1) People are our greatest asset
2) Career for the long term
3) Great benefits
4) Fair and balanced performance assessment process
5) Visible and caring leadership team

Would like to see why you claim it is toxic.

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@op Nope!

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Vastar

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bp

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@ct what a great time to be alive

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Post ID: @cz+1kzq73vnj

St-lin’s Central Committee circa 1930s

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BP

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Enron

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@OP Every publicly traded company with more than 10k employees is toxic. Go with whichever place offers you the most money.

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Sure. It can always be worse.

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Nope, I searched so you do not have to

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Meta

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Murphy Oil.

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