BREAKING: U.S. layoffs have surged to their highest level since the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.
https://x.com/MorePerfectUS/status/1955273665953636819
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@OP Sorry but, anybody who takes anything seriously said on X is a mo--n lol.
@dg Like it or not, Trump is your daddy for the next 3.5 years. You act as if Dell hasn't been in a constant layoff state for the past 5 years lol..
@dg Keep crying. Trump has nothing to do with anything at Dell lol. MD su-ked biden's weiner for 4 years and now that dems are way out of the picture, he's su-king up to Trump. That's how corporate America works dude.
But hey, if it makes you feel better thinking this is somehow "Trumps" fault, then please continue on.
Dell's 2025 layoffs can be seen as a strategic move to optimize operations, reduce costs in the face of market pressures and rising AI server costs, and realign the company's focus to capitalize on the growth opportunities presented by Artificial Intelligence. However, these actions have also contributed to declining employee morale and dissatisfaction, as reflected in internal surveys. ~ courtesy of google Ai
In essence, Dell's 2025 layoffs can be seen as a strategic move to optimize operations, reduce costs in the face of market pressures and rising AI server costs, and realign the company's focus to capitalize on the growth opportunities presented by Artificial Intelligence. However, these actions have also contributed to declining employee morale and dissatisfaction, as reflected in internal surveys.,,~google Ai
@bp Newsweek is the dollar-store of journalism flimsy, sensational, and falling apart at the seams.
Anyone who uses X is a buffoon, plain and simple.
The article is all about the fact that Yanks are losing jobs because their hero, Donny Boy, is running the place like his personal fiefdom. So su-k it up, every one of you clowns that voted for him.
A better link...
https://www.newsweek.com/us-hits-highest-layoffs-since-covid-2111794
Yet people are still finding jobs and jumping to other companies.
This is called confirmation bias. "i am stuck at dell and can't leave and it cant be because of me..."
I can vouch for this. It's not easy. If you're employed but hate it, trust me it's worse to be unemployed and hate it.