I know it's tempting, but IT jobs aren't as plentiful as they used to be. Not to mention lots of competition from so many laid off tech workers. Depending on your skills and age, it could take months finding something new.
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@f6 Depends on what area of tech support. PowerStore and PowerScale teams have been consistently growing the last couple years.
Depends which part of IT you are in... Because there are a LOT of IT jobs right now lol. At least in Cyber there are. Tech support? I'd imagine those are dwindling faster and faster, though..
I mean realistically, no matter how much you hate working at Dell - or any company - quitting is the d-mbest fn sht you can do. Not only does it leave you jobless but it also puts Dell off the hook for giving you any severance and/or state unemployment money.
Find a new job, get it solidified and lined up with an actual start date, THEN tell dell you are peacing tf out! and if you go into an office and hate your manager, go drop your computer off at their desk, and tell them they have "something fun to "fix" in the near future. "btw, xyz 'major client' is expecting you to offer an amazing deal to them, or they leave."
References only matter when looking for a job. THey are meaningless when you HAVE a job, though!
stop lying
laid off a 60, had three offers within 5 months. It's possible.