Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

Dell just isn’t a good place to work

Any place that deliberately sc--ws their employees isn’t a good place to be. Dell is the kind of company that takes such advantage of its people they need to form unions. HR policies that push managers to have xyz number of direct reports and that number is going to grow. Policies around no promotions or limited promotions but they promote only “certain” people. Like how they recently promoted people to an SVP or VP but I can’t get a senior manager to a director. Policies where managers HAVE to give a portion of their people 90% of their bonus regardless of their performance. Policies where they lie to themselves telling themselves they’re a great company by enforcing policies that if a manager doesn’t get a high eNPS score it impacts their career growth. Getting yelled at if you try to provide actual feedback hoping to help the company improve. Being forced to lay people off in the US to hire offshore for cheaper labor.

Work at home policies and how they want to totally remove that and we know that’s coming. The number of people I’ve seen over the past 2 years get exited without any cause and have over 15 years is astounding. They favor core Dell people over anyone else especially EMC people.

I left this company because as a manager and as a person I couldn’t treat people like this. If you work at Dell try to leave. If you don’t work at Dell don’t come here. If you work at Dell but can leave then remember it’s just a pay check.

At the end of the day you could be here for a year or 25 years. You are nothing to them. I’m a big proponent of a two way street but that was underlined by a mutual respect. Dell doesn’t respect its workers, managers or investors. It doesn’t even respect its customers. It’s a greedy, money hungry company run by megalomaniacs.

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@eh+1jp7msnhf

I have no idea who/what you are arguing against or for. Sounds like a misfired drunken rant.

But at least we can all agree Dell is a dumpster fire of a company.

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Post ID: @ev+1jp7msnhf

“A company is an entity, it doesnt feel one way or another. So, yes, it does not care about you. You basically said nothing meaningful.“

Made up by people you w@nker. Why do some people flock to some companies but not to others. Some companies have great perks, incredible opportunities for growth and actually not only care about keeping talent, go out of their way to do it. Not at Dell.

Listen, your points are baseless, naive and foolish. Your analogy is ridiculous on the face of it. However, here’s the difference, you accept the fact that you aren’t meaningful and stay. I accepted the fact that I am meaningful and left.

Moppet.

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Post ID: @eh+1jp7msnhf

Let the reality sink in

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Post ID: @cs+1jp7msnhf

"they don’t care about their employees"

A company is an entity, it doesnt feel one way or another. So, yes, it does not care about you. You basically said nothing meaningful.

My car doesn't care about me either. But my Toyota is a lot better than Joes Chrysler. Do you understand?

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Post ID: @b4+1jp7msnhf

“Yes, working for Dell and Google/Netflix is the same experience”
I didn’t say it was the same experience. I said that they don’t care about their employees and only exist to make money. If you were smart enough to even know anyone at Google ask them how much Google cares about them and their wellbeing.
You belong at Dell with the mo--ns who think that a company gives two fu--s about its employees. You’re just a replaceable cog in their machine.

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Post ID: @aw+1jp7msnhf

"Search and replace “Dell” for any other company "

Yes, working for Dell and Google/Netflix is the same experience.
People like you are so obtuse it must hurt functioning day to day

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Post ID: @ah+1jp7msnhf

Search and replace “Dell” for any other company and you could post this in any forum on this site. It’s corporations that are the problem. It’s capitalism that’s the problem. No company “cares” about its employees. The only reason they exist at all is to make money and give it to shareholders.
If you’re looking for a company that cares about its employees, you’re in dreamland. Wake up.

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Post ID: @af+1jp7msnhf

Dell is the Ryanair of tech companies.

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Post ID: @ae+1jp7msnhf

I never seen a company dead set against its own employees to save costs.

One of the most low budget outfit ever.

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Post ID: @a8+1jp7msnhf

Exactly this. Kudos to the person who posted it - clear, articulate and sums up perfectly the level of frustration for the majority that are 'outside the tent'.

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Post ID: @a5+1jp7msnhf

Roger that!

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