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Is Energy Transfer gearing up for another round of restructuring?
It feels like we’re back in the cycle again. Every time the integration projects settle down, the rumor mill starts churning about a 'strategic realignment.' I’ve talked to a few people in different business units, and everyone seems to have a different story. Some say it’s just the usual annual trimming, while others are convinced a bigger move is coming before year-end. Honestly, the lack of transparency is the worst part. We’re all just sitting here waiting for that calendar invite for a 'mandatory check-in' meeting. If anyone has heard anything concrete—or even just seen some tell-tale signs like systems access changing or mysterious consultants walking the halls—please drop a hint. I really don't want to get caught off guard like the last time. It’s hard to stay focused on projects when you’re constantly wondering if your role is even safe for the next six months.
Anyone hearing whispers about Q3 headcounts at ET?
Is it just me or has the vibe in the office been weirdly quiet lately? I’ve been hearing a lot of talk about 'optimizing operational costs' in recent town halls, which we all know is just management-speak for impending cuts. I’m in the midstream side, and even though we’re hitting our targets, leadership seems obsessed with reducing overhead. I’ve noticed a few more contractors being offboarded than usual, and there’s a strange freeze on new headcount approvals for our department. I haven’t seen any formal announcements or WARN notices, but the anxiety is starting to set in. Is anyone else seeing budget tightening in their specific group, or is this just standard end-of-quarter pressure? I'm trying to figure out if I should start polishing my resume now or if I’m just being paranoid. Any insights from Houston or the field offices would be appreciated.
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