Kyndryl stock is up. How about the morale amongst rank and file
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Kyndryl is on a A Fast-Flat and Focussed run to into the abyss of oblivion
Re: @2mtd+1w3nU
Funny, not funny. Lots of folks laid off, and those that remain are facing it as you said:
“ It’s a graveyard of misery and despair.”
“The prevailing sentiment among the Kyndryl leadership team is to whip and lash employees until morale improves.”
Well said! And still funny.
morale is bad. job security is nonexistent.
I'm amazed that they are still operating. Everyone knows there is no new business. Everyone knows that existing clients are demanding to get out of contracts. The "partner with the world" plan has failed. Leadership failed. Everything is failing. Martin bought a new beach house though so there's that. Is that a positive?
I was let go in May of 2023 - 1st round of 3,000 - as I look at the numbers since 1st round-10,000 more - hopefully you can hold out a get a good buyout - I am from Canada which they give great buy outs.... I am so happy they let me go and got a job outside IT because every IT company the layoff's are very high....Never looking back just forward....
Pretty much the same as DXC then !
No respect for management, no morale and no pay rises whilst C people put their snouts in the trough.
The so called “morale’ is less than zero. It’s a graveyard of misery and despair.
The prevailing sentiment among the Kyndryl leadership team is to whip and lash employees until morale improves.
Low. Everyone is worried about layoffs and nobody respects upper management. There is no new business and the stock price is up due to buybacks, so the stock price is flimsy and artificial.