SAP is currently facing a very unstable situation. We are already witnessing this with HP and several other major companies. https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/25/hp-inc-shares-fall-as-company-says-it-will-cut-up-to-6000-employees.html Despite... — read more 

 SAP SE was sued by supply-chain artificial intelligence firm o9 Solutions Inc., which claimed three of its former executives stole trade secrets for the European software giant. In a complaint filed Tuesday in Dallas federal court, o9 claimed the... — read more 

SAP, founded in June 1972, when Dietmar, Klaus, Hans-Werner, Claus and Hasso departed IBM when they were told the software they had all been working on was no longer needed and so they started their own company - SAP. We all need to pay  highest... — read more 

Surprised to see Gina’s internal email in the press already! 😀. Will be interesting to see how the board addresses this in the all hands next week and their comments on share price + continued transformation.

Layoffs are a distraction to allow the executive board to maximize their own bonuses. And their actions are vindictive towards employees. The share price is plummeting and is likely to drop below $200 soon. SAP's AI initiative Joule is receiving... — read more 

Well, over the past month we watched our stock just tumble and tumble.... and then tumble some more and watched our stock investments just collapse. I initially thought the price would see a hold before it got to $250 per share - but didn't... — read more 

Been with SAP 15 years. I am a women and experienced harassment my whole life, but the icing on the cake was when I experienced psychological harassment from a newly appointment manager who had no experience in management at SAP. It was obvious to... — read more 

In 2024, Christian Klein, the CEO of SAP, received a total compensation package of approximately €19 million ($19.9 million), which included significant bonuses tied to the company's performance and share price increase. This amount marked a 165%... — read more 

It’s painful to watch how SAP continues to generate massive profits from the North American region, yet when layoffs happen, NA employees are the first ones targeted. The organization expects returns from NA but doesn’t reinvest in the region by... — read more 

It’s disheartening to see the direction SAP is heading. Having been part of this company for so long, it’s painful to witness the current layoffs and the uncertainty many colleagues are facing. At the same time, I’ve learned that HRBPs from across... — read more 

I had been lurking on this site for a while and decided to post today because I couldn't handle it any longer. As a long-term SAP employee, I can no longer identify with the organization. We've always had reorganizations and layoffs, but I've never... — read more 

I find it discriminatory that Germany and France had no layoffs in 2025 while all other locations had to layoff people. SAP didn't provide any explanation... It's not against our German and French colleagues but I think we deserve an explanation... — read more 

SAP is presenting a formal offer in an attempt to resolve the antitrust inquiry. In the past, SAP claimed to be compliant and to follow the antitrust procedure. However, since Celonis filed a lawsuit, this has gained momentum and it is unlikely that... — read more 

I remember about a year ago on this platform someone posted that AI would be taking jobs away from employees. Boy, was there a pushback on this point. Many of the posts and reactions were never in a million years would AI be taking anybody's... — read more 

But business leaders are still pretending (lying) AI is taking peoples jobs. https://arxiv.org/html/2510.26787v1 The best-performing current AI agents achieve an automation rate of 2.5%, failing to complete most projects at a level that would be... — read more 

Confirmed, saw a couple of ex colleagues on Linkedin being laid off recently from SAP Fieldglass, QA Team, based in London

Another day, another acquisition https://www.reuters.com/legal/transactional/germanys-sap-mulls-new-bid-software-firm-blackline-sources-say-2025-10-27/

Our stock has been on a steady decline for the last 6 months and shows no sign of any rebound. We now stand at more than an 11% decrease in stock price during this time period. On Market capitalization of $323 Billion, we ( our shareholders) ... — read more 

A few comments on earlier posts mentioned that some of you spoke to the Works Council and the news is that P25 layoffs are delayed till Christmas. Can you share more? It would be devastating for many if they find out at Christmas that they’re out... — read more 

The reorg seems big, but there was no clarification whether there will be layoffs or not. Can someone well-informed please comment?

SAP bid twice but failed to acquire BlackLine in 2024 and 2025...maybe SAP will eventually succeed due to PE investors in... — read more 

This is a passionate expression of frustration stemming from discussions with colleagues who have either been encouraged to seek new positions at SAP or are anxious about facing such a situation themselves, particularly within our European... — read more 

After project 25 we were told that that was it by the board. Then why are there more layoffs? I don‘t get it.

Have they happened? Planned for Q4? Any news?

HPOM was started to standardize the product organizations and make them more lean. There are constant talks about “too many product managers” in most areas. Does anyone know when the next phase of HPOM to lay off most product managers will start?

With SAP and almost every other company flushing billions down the toilet chasing a phony dream, what happens after the crash? https://www.commondreams.org/news/artificial-intelligence-bubble MarketWatch reported on Friday that the MacroStrategy... — read more 

There is criticism, and some of it is justified. But we should never forget that SAP is still much, much better than Microsoft, Oracle or any other competitor. I think we can be grateful.

I made two observations. 1) They spent a lot of time apologizing and saying they empathize with the employees and then go back to saying controversial things like we need layoffs even though we’re doing well and not providing any details on why... — read more 

I don't have a lot of context and I can't go too into detail without giving myself away. I recently overheard a discussion. One party in the discussion was in a leadership meeting and an anonymous site "full of toxic complaining" was brought up. I'm... — read more 

Does anyone know if we are done with the current round of layoffs or should we expect more notifications coming in the following days? When we will know if we are safe or not until the next round?

How has SAP grown in employee numbers since 2019? Average employee turnover is 6 to 8% add in redundancy numbers. Is there any credible leadership in this company? 2023 107,602 2022 111,961 2021 107,415 2020 102,430 2019 100,330

SAP keeps getting rid of all the seasoned employees because they’re too expensive and wants fresh, young people to fix the company. Problem is, nothing about the way SAP works changed after any layoffs. They just swapped people and called it... — read more 

Remember when CK claimed he would invest more in India, and now we’re facing layoffs instead? The board seems to be in a comfortable position, making decisions without any real accountability. A decade ago, it would have been unthinkable for them to... — read more 

Safety is not possible when you are working for other people. Work hard, make sure your team knows it, live below your means, and keep your resume and network ready. No matter how hard anyone works, sometimes they just get cut or passed over for... — read more 

I'm asking specifically about the US.

Is there anything I can do to make sure I am safe? I absolutely need to be safe. What can I do?

The mail from Gina just came in. I will focus on my team and my manager. I cannot really say much about upper management or board, as I am too new. But it is a good sign that SAP offers the opportunity to provide feedback. Hopefully people will... — read more 

Standby for more notifications to emerge

This is a bit of a rant, but I feel it's important to share my observations from my time at Signavio. Over the past year, I've noticed that many managers are situated far from their teams, with some teams in Berlin and their managers located in India... — read more 

Some questions about NewTown Square Do colleagues still go into the office? What is the vibe/scene like? Are customer events still taking place? Is Cafeteria still very good? I haven't been there since leaving in 2019 and was curious... — read more