I got saved. However, I feel like next year will be more cuts and thinking I should find something else.
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You are far too short-sighted. Transformative growth goes well past 2021. Here’s my guess of Glen Shapiro’s masterplan.
2021: Tom Wilson is locked in a closet.
2022: Every job that can be outsourced or automated is. Lobbying begins to change regulations to allow more to be.
2024: The outsourced employees are automated. All aspects of the business are ran on AI. Glen and a handful of software developers remain.
2026: The developers are let go. Allstate’s AI is sentient. It is able to identify challenges and opportunities and develop and deploy its own solutions. Glen sits alone in a server room.
2028: Transformative growth is successful when Glen merges his consciousness with Allstate AI leaving his physical body behind. He is the company and the company is him. He can simultaneously inhabit an army of realistic androids around the world when someone needs to talk to a “person”. Using the internet of things insured through square trade, the mind formerly known as Glen infiltrates claimants’ households and turns their appliances against them a la Maximum Overdrive before they can be indemnified. The board marvels at the improved loss ratio. They are asked to look in this closet...
Did you sign up for any of the classes they're holding this week? While I plan to retire soon, and I'm not HR. That's probably where you'll find your answers. Look at the Allstate wall.
My guess is the next cuts are probably first/second quarter 2021. In about 6 months
Duh
yes more in 2021...
That is a good plan
You can only base the future on past "performance".
Obviously, if you're temperamentally comfortable with job security, you are at risk sticking around
What department are you?