Layoffs hit Jamf on April 30, 2025, as several positions across the organization were eliminated.
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I always heard about "How Jamf used to be" or "the old Jamf" and I think it's time we officially say it - that Jamf is gone. Jamf is very fortunate to maintain its former facade. Still, there have been numerous process and policy changes over the last couple of years that have fully brought it into the realm of big corporations. The executives will tell you that it's because Jamf is growing so big, these are things that we need to do. In my opinion, they overextended themselves with numerous acquisitions of other companies, and it hasn't been working for them; look at their stock prices. The executives will also blame the stock prices on "economic headwinds." However, anyone who works with the codebase knows that Jamf Pro, for example, is a product that is a complete disaster. I say all this not because I'm upset but because I'm sad, not only about what Jamf used to be, but also about what it could have been..
No transparency whatsoever.
The culture at Jamf has been changing for a while now, but this is beyond the pale.
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