Thread regarding SAP layoffs

Any layoff for grade M?

Leadership is the real problem at SAP, period.

Can't speak for executive board leaders.

However, at the mid-management level, I've seen many managers are self-serving. They are on constant international trips without making any impact. They show no direction and strategy to their team. They hoard information to serve themselves. They operate like a line manager whose only existence is clicking approval button in the system. No accountability on their part. Worst of all, they left for another job and the team picking up pieces.

Any layoff for grade M?

This is going down hill. Sad.

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Warren Buffett once put it, “There’s never just one c---roach in the kitchen when you start looking around.”

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Post ID: @4lji+XYylnSI

Lol, ya this is exactly my SVP and EVP, just visit NA, India. No strategy no direction.

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Post ID: @4egt+XYylnSI

Management just knows how to travel and use all the budget in Q1& Q2 do that they can have a paid vacation. They can’t curb the travelling but can fire the best people, can hire the new people who will lick their -ss, mistreat the experienced ones

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Post ID: @1sml+XYylnSI

This does not do a lot as far as loyalty and trust is concerned. Last year after the culling in the Services board area employees were told they will not be effected by coming lay-off’s. It seems not to be true if you hear how many of them will leave once again.

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Post ID: @1klq+XYylnSI

someone has to do the dirty job in phase 1. phase 2 is their turn.

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Post ID: @1swi+XYylnSI

How about the over lay platform GTM team?

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Post ID: @ren+XYylnSI

Services taking the brunt of the reorg despite the fact that it’s License team that did not deliver

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