Thread regarding General Electric Co. layoffs

Get rid of almost all of GE corporate roles

When GE stopped lending money or financing everything they did the gravy train of printing money stopped at GE. If you look at GE competition in the power market they are still helping with financing of projects or lining up partners. GE has been doing less and less this hence the reason sales have slowed. To conclude, ratchet down sales expectations, get rid of the layers of middle management at Power and elsewhere. Get rid of almost all of GE corporate roles, they are not needed. Get a real auditor beside KPMG and listen to the new auditor recommended actions. Bring back incentive for individual contributors to help retain key resources. I would simply get rid of general managers, and middle managers and have tech leaders reporting to Vice Presidents. GE cannot afford their current overhead so trim it all. Run the company like you own it!

Bumped from @WGti7iO-vrh for making a good point.

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Oh yes. The people sitting in the break room at the old folks home are saving the world one repeated conversation at a time......

The nurses can't wait to go home.

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Post ID: @oku+WHzfc3X

If you repeat stuff enough eventually the id--ts on the board will read it or shareholders will be aware of the BS that still occurs at GE. The company has been run like sh_t for years and no one has called these corporate jack holes out. They go to meeting after meeting on new strategies and dance around the obvious. Hey, look to right of you , look to the left of you and ask yourself GE leadership, do we need the person next to me ? I think you know the answer. GE is bloated PIG of a company.

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Another repost. This place is the internet equivalent of an old folks home. We talk about the same things over and over. Repeating each other over and over.

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