Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

107% IBP

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Post ID: @OP+1rp5msn4

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Better than the 91% last year. 140% is highest since I’ve worked here.

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Post ID: @1wom+1rp5msn4

extra 7% is a bitter sacrifice of all those who lost their jobs, family income, maybe ended up on the street due WFR...

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Post ID: @1oki+1rp5msn4

Only fair to give that extra 7% to count for inflation and us having to now re-commute back to the office three times a week and all of the associated costs that entails (gas, tolls, child care, etc)

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Post ID: @bhx+1rp5msn4

Great result in a tough year! And it's a result of the company making tough decisions, managing costs when revenue is down. Like it or not, that's good management. Company has to perform for us to keep having a company to work for.

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Post ID: @oxg+1rp5msn4

107%? It beats 100% and is much better than 90%.

Will gladly receive with open arms :D

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Post ID: @vxi+1rp5msn4

If it was 200% you'd still find something to complain about.

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Post ID: @hwh+1rp5msn4

Im.glad it's above 100, but to be honest it still sees low considering how the stock and Financials where and Michel dell is now worth 100 billion plus.. feels like we should have gotten more out of it all.

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