Sad week again, more people being let go in Europe, it won’t be long until there is nothing left to service customers. I get it’s the PE Runbook but there is only so many times this approach will work before things have to change. Sorry to those impacted.
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When a company celebrates “big” deals in EMEA or APAC solely because no significant deals were closed in the US, it serves as a clear indication of a substantial decline in revenue.
Another clear indicator of a company’s lack of innovation is when they attempt to revamp products with minimal changes and rebrand (for instance, App Volumes+ThinApp = app reimagined).
Furthermore, when a company tries to introduce Workspace ONE UEM as an alternative to manage persistent desktops, it’s a clear indication that the PM teams are not prepared. Instead of pushing for real innovation and catering to customer demands, they are attempting to create further confusion in a market dominated by Citrix and Microsoft.
RIP Omnissa!!!
Has the revenue in Europe declined as fast as it has in the US market? Perhaps KKR is looking at revenue-per-employee and making adjustments based on the decline.
confirmed: 4 UK and 2 France
This was the February 2025 layoff, which couldn't be implemented in several European countries because of their worker councils and labor laws.
And that's reason #1 why virtually no US based software company hires any but the most necessary sales roles in Germany, France, Spain, Italy, and so on. No backoffice, no strategy, no product, no engineering, no marketing. Only a few reps, SEs, and support people with local language knowledge.
Can someone explain what layoff ? How many impacts ?
Rest in peace homies