Has anyone done the math on how many people Qualcomm has lost in total with this year's layoffs?
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Engineer to SVP. All impacted.
Seems to me wrong people are being laid off.
About 10% to 12% impact this round. The high $,$$$,$$$ cost headcount survived the round as I predicted. Wait for next few 10-K filings. Let's see how long the party will last. Need a good activist investor.
Total headcount..
Begin of the year it was
50453
Now at 44645
- 2k pre notification; 44.6k today
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Why do you need total?
Q sux even at layoffs. Apart from modem, Q cannot do anything else well.
Given that the total was much smaller than expected, I suspect many will leave in the next few months because layoffs will be a quarterly thing.
Really badly handled layoffs. 2 months of stress and suspence for this??
If you are insider then you can do the needful, else gtfo troll
Impacted employees from California have been replaced by cheaper, hungrier ones from low cost areas. So the calculated numbers may not reflect the reality
how many full time employee at begining of this year, and how many FTE now under CA?
I am one of FTE impacted .
What matters is that people who should have been kicked out are still standing. Management bloat % got even higher. Ratio of marketing managers to engineers, ratio of ESG bloat to engineers, ratio of senior directors to engineers, etc. Everything went up.
very few people would voluntarily leave a country club ... you must be joking.
It’s not just layoffs, it’s high turnover as well. People aren’t waiting to get fired … many are proactive and leave before the cuts…. The sad part is…. Massive turnover is still not enough to stop the massive layoffs