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Keeping memories alive - EIP 2025, Any Guesses?


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From a good source: 117%

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Post ID: @ava+1kc5nrgk5

@OP heard it was looking like 120%.

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Post ID: @8r6+1kc5nrgk5

Heard those let go are still eligible for any EIP for the time they were there in 2025, but some have wondered if that also includes additional contributions (401k, pension). Does anyone know?
It's also so rich to continue to promote SVPs who are unworthy while letting folks go in April. Guess adding more to CIO's plate and REWARDING HER is a HUGE slap in face to those lives she ruined on her team!!
More of rules for thee and not for me!! The entire ELT are a bunch of feckless cucks!

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Post ID: @851+1kc5nrgk5

@7r9 nah they will just cut more fat. If they cut bonuses all the top talent would leave.

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Post ID: @7wx+1kc5nrgk5

@OP There won’t be one. This will contribute to the $600 million goal for 2026.

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Post ID: @7r9+1kc5nrgk5

Somewhere around 80 - 90%.

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Post ID: @65a+1kc5nrgk5

@OP even though they laid off a sh*# ton of good workers I still hear it’s not bad and to those of you that are gone consider yourselves the lucky ones

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Post ID: @4yd+1kc5nrgk5
  • 7%
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Post ID: @ne+1kc5nrgk5

Approximately 0.00%

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