Bad company to join for freshers - DXC. monotonous job, no learning, no training, not useful outside the company, no technology, only home made tools, big talk no work, no salary hikes, no promotions any time layoff, lack of facilities, stomach upset... — read more 

Employees rejoice, on the HPE thread: @QmlCjTP

So three very lucky winners got a bonus this year, congratulations to them. But its rather astounding that the ‘committee’ took the time to read through 543 nominations and then could distinguish just 3 that deserved the awards. The time that took in... — read more 

I just got laid off with one day notice and trying to call HR to ask about my insurance situation. Anybody has their phone numbers? I searched entire internet and there is none. Also I guess I am on CORBA coverage. Do I have my dental insurance the... — read more 

DXC is also partnering with WIPRO India to source cheap labor. Top Indian VPs are in unofficial meetings with WIPRO for creating freelancer accounts on the WIPRO platform. DXC henceforth will work as a marketing partner to get business, serviced by a... — read more 

There are several employees including delivery managers who are doing non-tech jobs, aka administrative work. They do not service DXC customers but rather do internal work e.g. FPR, approving leave, collecting money for eat-out, etc and are actually... — read more 

Thanks to the Register (el reg) DXC is getting soo much negative publicity prospective clients won’t touch DXC with a barge pole. Just google DXC News and look at all the top hits. Even the spin masters in DXC are scratching their heads about how to... — read more 

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/11/15/dxc_staff_skills_profiling/

Oh dear (again) https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/11/17/dxc_aviva_centrica/

The urban legend says that Mike Lawrie’s chin was the inspiration behind the DXC logo - interesting !

'Unknown persons' spin up 244 VMs at cost of $64k. Whoops https://www-theregister-co-uk.cdn.ampproject.org/c/s/www.theregister.co.uk/AMP/2017/11/14/dxc_github_aws_keys_leaked/

DXC's targets are to reduce offices from 50 to 26 by Mar 2020; reduce staff by 5.9%, or 10,000 staff of its 170,000 employees by the end of the year and have at least 53% of it workforce with digital skills over next 3 yrs, which means getting rid of... — read more 

"Recruiting and hiring will begin immediately, and current DXC employees are eligible to apply for available positions" says Mikey. Yes, you can apply for the jobs and get a swamp dwelling graduates salary for it. "We chose New Orleans following a... — read more 

The project managers in DXC are generally coordinators who take a half baked paragraph of words from the customer agree to it and dump it on the technical teams Account delivery managers have no clue of what their job is. The are just there to have a... — read more 

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/11/09/dwp_dxc_tech_contracts_ending/

DXC is laying off their skilled workers at their customers expense, untill they can hire enough onshore unskilled or desperate for pay workers that will work for offshore wages. This is just another case of corporate greed, that is not coming from... — read more 

DXC is drowning! Please to never do any more business with this sh*thole company! All suppliers, vendors, insist on cash for everything on DXC. Employees, get out from this company while you can. Don't wait for WFR anymore. It's not worth it... — read more 

TYSONS, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC), the world’s leading independent, end-to-end IT services company, today announced that it will release financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2018 on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017 at... — read more 

Have been hearing news that health care accounts are not being considered for future WFRs as they have hit the max limit for WFRs ,anyone else have heard about it.

Has anyone been able to get a copy of their last paystub or the paystub for their severance payment? I've emailed payroll twice, but no response and nothing in the mail. I don't trust them and want to see what they held out.

those who will stay after December should be on safe side? is there any expectation when will be next big layoff

In his Aug. 30 town hall in Plano, Texas, Mike Lawrie announced the launch of a new Digital Transformation team at DXC Technology. We are excited to co-lead this team, which will refine our digital transformation framework starting with targeted... — read more 

s Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer at COMPUTER SCIENCES CORP, J. Michael Lawrie made $23,823,731 in total compensation. Of this total $1,250,000 was received as a salary, $2,250,000 was received as a bonus, $3,577,091 was received in... — read more 

many favourite holes have been spared layoff by moving them from non-tech teams to be laid off to tech teams even though they are doing the same job/work. managers have not only secured their jobs/position after getting promoted to post of senior... — read more 

It could be just my imagination but since the merger, have legacy HPE employees been hit much harder by these current redundancies compared to legacy CSC employees? People are dropping like flies all around me. Won't even be upset when WFR comes my... — read more 

Is it just me or are the works council useless apologists for management? More interested in protecting their own backs than looking after employees interests.

"Our research found that many organizations are very much in the dark about their current situation. " Guess what companies are in the dark and who sponsored this article... — read more 

Just curious to know how often do you check this site? I am here fairly often- at least 2-3 times in a day.

We hear that Project management and technical architects are being sent offshore. in a short time all of Delivery will be offshore. Now we are really F**ked

Layoffs at DXC will be perpetual throughout the lifespan of the company, which likely isn't going to be long. Various assets will be sold until there's a skeleton remaining, which will be bought out by another company. DXC is not a long-term play... — read more 

Is persona 5's Okumura company comparable to DXC Technology? In the video game, the President/CEO of Okumura treats his employee's as robots, working them to death, low wages, and really doesn't care for them. "They are just there for his use, to... — read more 

Been hearing more about a big 3rd quarter layoff, which shouldn't surprise any of us that have been around CSC long enough. Heard some dates, which starts about a week before Thanksgiving.

All UK & I employees received an email about their holiday entitlement, asking them to take it by year-end, or lose it. I'm no expert on the TUPE regulations, but the way I understand it, they can't touch our terms and conditions until 3rd April... — read more 

So the other day my co-workers and I were talking and it dawned on me that I never received reimbursement for my first month of COBRA as promised by this sh of a company (SO generous of them to offer). So I logged into the benefits website and... — read more 

11 of the sneakiest ploys - I'm shocked that when I look back over the years, I've ignored how I've been treated - I've certainly suffered 1,2,3,7,8,9,10, have you? Job elimination. One of the most common excuses used to get rid of older employees is... — read more 

What are we doing right now, except going through the motions? I can assume there was a plan at the start during the spin-merger, but whatever it was, it is long gone by now. There is no planning past next layoffs round, just pile the work on the... — read more 

I'd go for voluntary redundancy if it is available, been there for almost 11 years, should get around $40K. Then will go self employed contracting.

Okay, what is the layoff criteria for DXC? Last round they got rid of a few people who were knowledgeable and actually doing their jobs, while a guy who spends half of his time on his phone is still here. It's infuriating to see him do bare minimum... — read more 

DXC doesn't want accounts like P&G and Shell anymore. Today, we are moving to a one-size-fits-all cloud-based offering with 90%+ ultra cheap offshore labor and maximized automation. Custom software and IT services are viewed as antiquated and too... — read more 

Sad state of affairs for DXC Management. How Sad, how pathetic. How big of a problem is a short-term business mentality? A significant one. The problem is masked because the US economy still ranks as the world’s largest, and among the most... — read more