Thread regarding Oracle Corp. layoffs

This is getting to be too much

I’ve already come to terms with probably losing my job, and honestly, I couldn’t care less about this sh---y company anymore. What’s worse is I don’t even have the energy to stress about finding the next job. I’m just exhausted, like I assume most of us are. I don’t even know how to properly process this. Layoffs aren’t new to me, I’ve been through them at other companies, but this time it feels different. Thanks to the constant uncertainty, lack of opportunities, and daily tension, it feels like a deep, lingering malaise.


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Post ID: @OP+1k5vgs05v

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EAP?

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Post ID: @ew+1k5vgs05v

@bk from what is written here, it looks like typical burnout - he should take some time to rest and take a breathe and then start looking for the new possibilities. Human without energy and power is like a car running on gasoline fumes.

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Post ID: @ce+1k5vgs05v

Start looking for the next job NOW! Who knows it might even be possible to work multiple jobs concurrently.

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Post ID: @bk+1k5vgs05v

My advice is to be grateful that you have a job. I was recently laid off despite being a top performer, and it felt completely insulting to be let go after doing my job well. Ultimately, it's out of your control.

  • Focus on doing your job. Since a pay raise is unlikely, consider doing the bare minimum.
  • Upskill: learn something new and work on a project something that can get you a job out there.

Just remember, Oracle doesn't care, even if you are doing an amazing job. You are just a number.

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Post ID: @ae+1k5vgs05v

Agreed in my long career experiencing more than one recession, this layoff situation is unprecedented.

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Post ID: @a4+1k5vgs05v

I advice you to go on a sick leave just now, even for a few days - just to take care of yourself and your mental health and to recover the energy to start seaeching for a new job. There is a job market beyond O. Good luck.

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