One fab is for sale and another will shutdown soon.

Why did they chose Apopka over NC, last time when I went to Apopka for training, my trainers were very rude and had no intention to train me. I wasted my three days over there. I think Apopka site should be number one in shutting down list.

At least in NC we still have a chance at a future with the possibility of a sale. The Fab in FL is so worthless that it can’t be sold, it is just going to be shut down and dismantled.

We get an email in NC telling us that they are selling our FAB, but that was all we were told. Does anyone have any legit answers? What will happen to all the employees currently working in our FAB? has anyone heard who may be buying us?

Thank You NC fab employees for giving your jobs to us.

All operations in FL to cease at the end of this quarter. It was good while it lasted...

Time start now....we all will be unemployed soom.

I have to admit that Qorvo is the worst place that I worked for in my 28 years of semiconductor industry experience. Place is totally full of incompetent looser managers, crapy tools/process, constant stressfull work environment,no future direction... — read more 

If the some of the original founders of RFMD were still with the company this would not be happening,. They actually cared about the employees and what the Company is capable of doing and what it stood for, no greedy mergers, buying things we don't... — read more 

I believe Apple is tired of Qorvo's outdated productlines and hence I would not surprise if Qorvo loose 2018 contract. I work in Apple's new product development group and we are seeing numerous failures due to Qorvo's samples, we would like to work... — read more 

Is it just me or does anyone else feel like they will try it again sometime soon? I just have this nagging feeling that as soon as we get comfortable and thankful we still have a job, that they will strike again...just don't trust anyone there... — read more 

Does anyone know if they got the numbers they needed with this layoff? Or will we be going thru this again soon..

Couple tweaks to the VSP offer and they can probably cut far more.

In our department it was pretty much the dead wood that got hit. My shift was untouched. the department has been morbidly under-staffed and overloaded with work and resposibilities for a long while. The dead wood at least produced some work, and now... — read more 

Going into this merger, TQ had activist investors seeking to break up the company. Meanwhile RF was plodding along, but not really making any money. So now we are three years into the merger, gross margins still low and still playing second fiddle to... — read more 

Has anyone heard any numbers we lost from Greensboro site and others?

VSP'ers were offered 4 months.. How much did the involuntary get? And how many weeks paid?

I'm so sorry for those let go today. Undoubtedly, most who were laid off were the productive part of the workforce instead of the arrogant & nepotistic RFMD management structure. If someone were to design a organization whose main objective was to... — read more 

I am so sorry for all of you that they let go today, they will probably get the rest of us the next time and there will be a next time and probably not too far around the corner if the higher ups keep spending and buying sh#t we don't need and giving... — read more 

Probably worse than the VSP package, but how much worse?

First time being let go during my career... I have always been dedicated to my job, always wearing the company shirt. This is a very sad moment folks, I am pretty sure everyone agrees on this. Hope you don't go through this. It is hard to imagine... — read more 

Hey all - Is there any warning to those who were cut or was it a complete surprise shock? Do they give you any explanation at all? With layoffs supposedly coming around the corner (a ton of them happened already but there is more coming), just... — read more 

Qorvo, Inc. (NASDAQ:QRVO) VP: Steven E. Creviston Sells $440,220.00 in Stock

Hopefully this RIF will include management also. The alignment effort when RFMD acquired TriQuint was weak and resulted to far too many tiers within the org. We now have Directors reporting to Directors and Managers reporting to Managers. Nobody... — read more 

All good ones got hit and bad apples survived.

Prepare, layoffs start tomorrow. Impacted folks to be escorted offsite on Wednesday. Folks taking VSP already told they have been approved. Wednesday will be a tough day!

None of our teammates are doing any work, since we got the layoffs email. Its so hard to focus and work, also look for jobs. I have been interviewing, I hope I can an offer soon and leave the company. The morale is really bad at work. Managers expect... — read more 

We should have down-sized within months of RFMD acquiring TriQuint. We have too many employees (myself included) to sustain this business. While corp has done an admirable job functioning as the Greensboro employment agency, it has done its... — read more 

Have survived layoffs at previous conglomerate employer and have to say this is the most chaotic down-sizing I've ever witnessed. So far, I've seen no rhyme or reason; somewhat random at this point. Given the pathetic VSP offered, I suspect the... — read more 

Farmers branch sold to Texas Instruments and laid off all employees.

Sad part is most employees know nothing about finance. For all high-paying high-tech employees, if you earn a good income in the 30s, try branching out and investing on other business and you will learn some basic finance. This company has $3B... — read more 

Brutal cut throat competition between Hardworking and lazy but managers a-- kissing employees

Robert A. Bruggeworth Sells 5,000 Shares of Qorvo, Inc. (QRVO) Stock Monday, September 25th, 2017

Mike Rogoway from The Oregonian is covering our layoffs. Update him with info at mrogoway@oregonian.com Here is the link to the story: http://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/index.ssf/2017/09/qorvo_plans_layoffs_buyouts_to.html

Good luck to Texas Instruments if they are planning to buy Qorvo because Qorvo's nepotism and moron management is capable of shutting down TI.

Sad part is most employees know nothing about finance. For all high-paying high-tech employees, if you earn a good income in the 30s, try branching out and investing on other business and you will learn some basic finance. This company has $3B... — read more 

Hopefully we see at the very minimum a 30% reduction in compensation there too, so that "we can fine tune the organization." With what Bob made in 2016, we could have saved at least 60 engineers, and probably more than 100 technicians. What a shame.

Another coverage by the mainstream media... http://www.pamplinmedia.com/ht/117-hillsboro-tribune-news/373030-257167-layoffs-expected-at-qorvo-company-officials-say Hillsboro chipmaker Qorvo is planning to lay off an unspecified number of employees in... — read more