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Moving STCH to India by 2028

The days of corporate run academia are over. Initiative in place to move STCH to India and sale land for housing development


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Post ID: @OP+1m097ery7

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@OP
What a shitpost, or just trolling. Do you even work for Shell? If you did, you’d know the quality of work coming from STCB is already a real concern, not from everyone, but from enough teams that it matters. Roles once moved there for cost reasons are now facing the same pressure from lower-cost locations across Asia and automation. The irony is that people who once took over jobs after being trained may now be training AI that could eventually replace theirs.

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Post ID: @ty+1m097ery7

It all sounds good but no one will know until they drop it on us. Until then do your job take one day at a time ok everyone. Have a nice day. No more lies out there.

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Post ID: @p2+1m097ery7

zero evidence and even evidence to the contrary

nobody believes you

it’s not viable to build the equipment stch has anywhere in the US or abroad. that’s what comes up every single time this is assessed. you can’t even get the permits to try to make the stuff stch has.

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Post ID: @dq+1m097ery7

I agree. No indication at all this will happen. When I was in P&T research we found the results coming out of Bangalore was total cr-p. We almost always found
the research was flawed and the data couldn’t be trusted.

The main reason Shell has a lab in the far east is to have a foothold on the market. If not for that STCB would not exist.

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Post ID: @ct+1m097ery7

Total BS. Not sure where this troll gets their info, but no credible evidence to support such a claim.

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Post ID: @cs+1m097ery7

Trolling huh

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