Thread regarding SAP layoffs

All you can do is be prepared

Safety is not possible when you are working for other people. Work hard, make sure your team knows it, live below your means, and keep your resume and network ready. No matter how hard anyone works, sometimes they just get cut or passed over for promotion. Control what you can control and accept what you cannot.

Exactly this. People who think joining another company will save them from layoffs are being naive. Everyone’s laying people off. Some more, some less, but it’s happening everywhere. Job security is a thing of the past. Just stay prepared, and you’ll be fine no matter where you work.


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"live in constant fear of becoming jobless for the rest of your life".

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The problem with SAP is that they make everything very personal and some take this as being welcomed to a place where they belong. They throw together parties and happy hours, talk about how important your "authentic self" is, and send out celebratory emails when colleagues get married or have children.

Getting laid off is not a break up. It's the beginning of a transitional period that millions of people experience and survive yearly. SAP doesn't give a sh-t about you, your family, or your authentic self. They care about what you say on Glassdoor.

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Yes I have more trust in a literal plank of wood than I do in the SAP board.

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