So sad another week of torment for everyone involved. Those who remain have to see friends go and pick up a lot of extra work while others have their life disrupted. People don't appreciate IT until their computer won't work or their applications are not available. Many people work very hard to keep the lights on in a complex massive environment. Nobody ever calls and says thank you for my systems that allow me to do my job. To add to the misery the day of reckoning is postponed? Really? Behind every person is a family so when the folks who are paid 10-20 times the same salary as a single IT person decide who to let go, the impacted body count is three or four fold. Corporate America is this way now and our children know it. They are working to serve their own needs with no loyalty, who can blame them? Good luck everyone...hoping for better days ahead.
Agree, @Oha0Cf0-6ixx. I think that by now not knowing is worse than being let go but at least knowing where we stand. Morale has never been as low as it is now, and it has been getting worse. I wish we at least got some concrete info, this guessing game is killing me.