Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

Another big layoff coming soon - need to service debt and make the quarterly numbers look better

With interest rates rising, how much more is this debt costing Dell?

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If your manager told you "in confidence" that people are being let go then find a new manager. What are they telling others about you "in confidence"?

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Post ID: @5mas+1m1EztxM

MGR told me in confidence that they are working on preparing a new group of layoffs

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Post ID: @1goo+1m1EztxM

Why do posters keep talking about ex-laid off? Sounds like it’s the same poster saying ex-laid off every time. *eye roll

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Post ID: @ahv+1m1EztxM

The vast majority of Dell debt is at fixed rates from times of lower interest rates. High interest rates are only in the last 6 months. They are fine.

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Post ID: @lqy+1m1EztxM

lol. more doom and gloom from ex laid off past.

pssst. move on.

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Post ID: @scq+1m1EztxM

Or the shenanigans Dell tried pull on VMware stock holders how’d that work out for Dell?Dell Technologies will pay $1 billion to settle lawsuit over 2018 stock deal!

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Post ID: @dzz+1m1EztxM

Don't forget about the stock buybacks with the money saved from the non-stop layoffs

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