So I have a couple of senior folks who work for Wall St. firms , and they have given me a heads up that Q1 is going to be a major hemorrhaging of white collar jobs,sectors mostly affected are big pharma, telecomm ( including at T. , VZ and CISCO) , and finance. .
Basically, companies are already pricing in the rate cut, but the unemployment numbers coupled with tarrifs effects and a expected weak holiday season is going to cause this.. so better save your nuts this winter..
I hope so, especially in the management levels. It will earn me an additional 6 mos for retiring.
Apply for an outside position, plenty of work over next 4-5 years. Hands on is where it’s at with AI and SDN becoming more the norm.
Scary! You know how many of these I’ve been through?
IDGAF anymore
Maybe I will wait until the offer that is coming then.
“ I’m so tired of the dinosaurs hobbling around”
LOL! Are they doing the ‘Depends shuffle’? 😄
“ So again we’ll surplus the younger future of the company and keep the lazy old timers that act like the company owes them…. I’m so tired of the dinosaurs hobbling around with their endless sick and benefits days!”
That’s only on the Union side. On the exempt office worker side, they do the opposite.
So again we’ll surplus the younger future of the company and keep the lazy old timers that act like the company owes them…. I’m so tired of the dinosaurs hobbling around with their endless sick and benefits days!
Stop the greed and buy the past out.
Wait a minute--This should be great news for the 1000's of folks who say they are begging and praying to be laid off so they can leave this horrible company.
Still so much dead weight at T.
But maga said everything would be great again 🤷🏻♂️
Cuts are absolutely coming. Business isn't growing and giving businesses a d-mb pipe is much more simple to sell and support. There are fewer immigrants and eventually that will impact the consumer line growth as well. Good luck friends.
I hear 25% cut under cohen, 15% cut for sapa a jail and cuts in CDO organizations as well. Another round of big layoffs