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Beware the Ides of October

Prepare yourself fellow Cengagers. Just when you thought the layoffs were over for the year - surprise! Get those resumes updated and expect the axe to fall again. The scent of cuts is in the air. The fun never ends! Cengage is bleeding talent by the boatload and the hacks in charge don't care. Slash slash slash! It's a rush to the bottom. It's the Cengage way. IYKYK. What lies ahead is worse than anything Freddie, Michael, Jason, Chucky and Pennywise can do. The Hannibal Lecters at the top have no remorse in making the company worse by the minute. Keep cutting the workforce and no one knowledgeable will be left to run the store. Gross dereliction of duty anyone? Shouldn't sales be better this time of year? Are educational institutions losing confidence in Cengage? Will Cengage even be around in the future to honor existing paid digital product fulfillment?
Artificial Intelligence could do a better job managing the company than those at the top because there is certainly no intelligence coming from these short sighted decisions. The competition doesn't have to do a thing when top leadership is destroying Cengage from within. It's like watching a train wreck in person. Great job! IPO anyone? Nobody is going to buy a sinking ship. Strap yourselves in and grab the popcorn folks. It's going to be a bumpy ride!


ARE THEY STILL COUNTING Q1 2026 RTO #s?

I was one of the many coffee badgers when they switched the reporting metrics back in march to IP connections. I’m super worried about this putting me in the queue for a layoff. Anyone in management know how they’re handling those numbers (Jan-march 2026) for reviews, reductions etc?


Upstream asset sell 2028

All the major tailings projects and others are well are being pushed to be completed by mid 2027. Also, it's a lot of cost to move the control room to Edmonton due to fiber cost and they haven't even started it yet. This is very clear that the want to sell the asset.

Just wondering what's the plan once they sell the asset will the employees who moved to Edmonton be laid off? as the new company possibly CNRL or Suncor employees will handle the upstream asset.

Please provide insights if you have


More layoffs coming

  • Campbell's targets $500 million in cost savings by 2030
  • Cuts Q4 dividend to 25 cents from 39 cents to speed up debt reduction
  • Posts steeper-than-expected Q4 revenue decline
  • Quarterly profit in line ​with estimates

https://www.reuters.com/business/campbells-forecasts-annual-sales-below-estimates-weak-consumer-spending-2026-09-03/


9/24 rumor must be true

Just saw layoff codes via IT back in mid August and then multiple the last couple days. So the 30 to 45 day time frame was set into motion again like the last couple big layoffs going back to November 2025 is in play. I know Senior Leadership is meeting in-person this week. So timing for everything makes sense, Sr. Leaders are mapping out lists and numbers based on HR cuts this week. This gives them an overview of the current and future state, also allows for possible substitutions if they want to keep someone. Another red flag was an email saying don't talk outside VZ, this makes it obvious something is coming soon.