Thread regarding VMware layoffs

This business model only works if they cut really deep!

Based on every acquisition before you, VMWare will have 5,000 - 7,000 people when the company is absorbed. Some of these people will be on transition for a period of time so not everyone will exit on Day 1, but many people will be exited. I predict 15,000 will go on day 1, another 10,000 will be on transition for up to a year and through natural attrition the remaining people will leave and the number will rest in the 5,000 - 7,000 range.

This is not Broadcom’s first software acquisition, they now have the infrastructure in place to run the business and won’t need most of the people at VMWare. This business model only works if they cut really deep.

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"we act quickly and swiftly to remove dead meat and"
Thanks for further providing me and others the reason why a lot of us will be long gone before the deal closes.

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Hey @1sgb+1hfNJahY put down splef.... take off the rosy glasses. we act quickly and swiftly to remove dead meat and non core. they are shipping piece parts of vmware RIGHT NOW. trust me....

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Hock Tan has not promised wall street that he will bring VMware's rev/employee to $1.6 mil.
What he HAS promised is that the EBITDA for VMware will be $8.4 B in 3 years (from the current $4.3B). So it means (to me at least) that he will cut VMW workforce by 50%.

And THAT TOO AFTER 2 years at the earliest.

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