Since the whole fraud report came out, how many have already decided to leave on their own before it's too late?
I'll admit, I haven't been too active in looking for a new job because I figured if I'm laid off, I'll have severance to fall back on.
Not anymore. I think from this point on, severance is a pipe dream. Time to dust off that resume...
I seriously suspect that OP is from Linkedin.
Not enough MAU/DAU recently?
Way too soon to just jump ship but not unnecessary to grab a life jacket before they are all gone. For now, I’ll just stand ready.
Q: Since the whole fraud report came out, how many have already decided to leave on their own before it's too late?
A: None
Get out the market is good right now. I don’t care if you are over 50. I just landed a job at R and I”m 57, pay is much higher than GE and they are hiring like mad.
GE is going under
I left on my own back in August 18. That voluntary layoff was too good to pass up and I wanted to secure my next career job while the ding dongs up at GE weren't all gunning for the same jobs. I'm pretty happy 1 year later. Life is better after GE!
Maybe it's not fraud. Just plain, old-fashioned incompetence.
Counting on severance package is a bad strategy. Why would that effect you anyway. If you want to leave start looking now. But the fraud allocation is BS. GE is not going under!