#morale

Dont work for this place. The anxiety of losing your job is real. Constant layoffs happening at this place. Terrible employer, no raises, no bonus, nothing.. Employer is terrible.

Listen up, every spineless Senior Director at this sinking ship: either pack your bags and bail now, or admit you’ve got no guts left in you. You’ve all morphed into soulless automatons, spewing scripted nonsense like you’re programmed by some greedy algorithm. For once, drop the corporate facade and talk to your teams like actual humans—with empathy, honesty, and a shred of respect—instead of hiding behind buzzwords and empty promises.
The SLT? They’re force-feeding us a steady stream of pure bullsh-t, letting corporate greed hit stratospheric levels while pretending it’s “strategic evolution.” How about you finally grow a conscience and do the right damn thing? My TFB managers are being shoved into executing half-baked schemes they know are doomed to fail—wasting time, burning out talent, and ki-ling morale just to pad some executive bonuses. If this company’s employees are as top-tier as you keep bragging, then prove it: rally the he-l up, unite as one unbreakable force, and push back against this toxic tide before it drowns us all.
Mark my words, everyone’s about to feel like absolute garbage once this hits full force—it’ll cascade like a rotten avalanche, crushing every level from the C-suite down to the front lines. By the close of Q1, you’ll be begging for a layoff with severance just to escape the misery, because this “restructuring” is a slow-motion disaster in disguise. We all know this place ain’t the innovative powerhouse it was under better days, but etch this quarter in stone as the official nosedive into the abyss. You id--ts pushed every wrong button by sc--wing with TFB.
To any Directors clinging on after this bloodbath: time to sprout some real ba--s and stand for something, or slink away in shame. And managers? Cut the gaslighting cr-p—I’ve spotted too many of you already twisting truths to “keep the peace.” Own up, be transparent, and tell your teams the unvarnished reality: the ship’s taking on water, the captains are clueless, and it’s time we all grab oars or jump ship together. Let’s turn this outrage into action—unionize, speak out, demand accountability—because if we don’t fight now, we’ll all regret it when the pink slips start flying. Who’s with me? Let’s reclaim what made this company great before the greed monsters devour it whole!

Got the boot today, best thing every happened to me. Thank you Citi! They plan on canning everyone on Transformation projects. They said lay off are due to AI. What AI? All data exists in excel sheets and not even applications.

Citi doesn't care to truly transform anything. Only so little of consent order was done, I highly doubt they ever had intentions of completing anything. It's a show horse.

Still baffles me how complete id--ts who know nothing are always retained with zero critical thinking. No smart or good employee will ever work at citi in right circumstances. Retention is 100% for a certain type of employees

Clearly little to no thought is placed into next roles for those of us who aren’t hipos. Tried to have a discussion on my interests with D&S and it was clear they didn’t care. Looking at job boards now.

Don’t forget to spend your measly little paycheck that doesn’t keep up with inflation on the all NEW BNY (no mellon) Swag vending machine located on floor 3 of Ross Street in PGH. Branded merchandise, whenever you need it :) I hope whoever came up with the idea loses their job, significant other, big toes and cat in the foreseeable future

After seeing it happen to so many dedicated people around me, I'm really questioning the whole point. You watch colleagues who got top reviews and decent raises one year get let go the next. It makes you wonder if going above and beyond actually protects you, or if it just makes you a more expensive line item. I’m starting to think the smart move is to do good work, but keep your energy and best ideas for your own life outside of here.

Raise and bonus disappointing again. It is a morale ki-ler considering that just yesterday the bank reported such strong earnings and the stock price. The kicker is that we now have less experienced staff and more work heaped upon us. Welcome to 2026.

whats next after the stock dropping? 100's of them in the office with no work?

GoDaddy is undergoing significant layoffs that cut across multiple functions — sales, engineering, and leadership. This isn’t just a small adjustment; it’s part of a larger restructuring that reflects the company’s current instability and shifting priorities.

Employees across different levels are being impacted, from quota‑carrying sales reps to technical engineers and even senior leaders. The breadth of these cuts suggests that GoDaddy is not simply trimming excess headcount, but rather redefining its operating model in ways that will reshape the culture and future direction of the company.

For those inside, the environment feels uncertain. Compensation plans have been changing, transparency has been questioned, and now entire teams are being reduced or reorganized. These layoffs are hitting both revenue‑generating roles and product‑building functions, which raises concerns about how GoDaddy plans to sustain growth and innovation moving forward.

Externally, GoDaddy continues to present itself as a global brand with strong market presence, but internally, the reality is different: morale is low, trust is eroding, and employees are left wondering what comes next. The fact that leadership roles are also being eliminated underscores that this is not just about performance management, but about a deeper strategic reset.

If you’re considering opportunities at GoDaddy, be aware of the current climate. The company is in transition, and while it may still offer brand recognition and scale, the risk of instability is high. For current employees, the message is clear: prepare for change, advocate for transparency, and recognize that the company’s priorities are shifting rapidly.

Let me guess, let's promote the heckler and layoff more of the hard working smart people.

Congratulations to the CEO for just destroying the work life/balance at PNC. Work/life balance no longer exists at PNC. Good bye to all the talent and hard working people at this business. He has no idea what he just did to his employees.

bP writing down Billions in foolish investments and then will try to save money on bog rolls or changing the thermostat in offices

Thoughts on the townhall with Pete?

I’ve been at Honeywell 10 years(multiple SBGs). This is BY FAR the craziest and most chaotic time I’ve had a HON. By far. Really trying to see the light at the end of the tunnel for IA, but the light is dim. Leaders present the pretty slides and visions but nothing ever trickles down. The climb has to be so massive to really turn the IA ship. Every function has a different priority. No one has resources.(and more RIFs are coming) No one has funding. Light at the end of the tunnel is dim.

Trying to stay positive but it’s tough.

Ehealth chopped workers with higher salaries and kept the new people. Looks like the teams trained their own replacements without knowing. Low morality company.

As long as there are those around who remember what was, there will be people who will resist what will be. We are in the endgame folks, he means to wipe us all out and he’s got the stones to do it.

I’m specifically looking for news about changes to Dunwoody/Ravinia and Bellevue… are they still serving free weekly lunches? Are the Data and AI teams doing alright?

Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, Dillards, Von maur, anything will be better than this disaster, get out now!!!!

From the good days of real, innovative work that gave us satisfaction, to a corporate shell chasing only the bottom line. I'm close to retirement, so I don't care anymore what happens to Dell. But I'm profoundly sorry for the younger talent that's been burned and discarded. If there's any advice to give, it’s to seek another company or find a different avenue to apply your skills. This has become the kind of company where you join just to watch your dreams and ideas die.

I’m trying to be positive, but it makes it hard to do anything right now. Why would I try and “fill my funnel” if I could be doing it for someone else right now. This company seems to be ran by what seems is a startup, trying to figure things out rather than the supposed #1 telecom company in the USA. At least with Verizon they were open about what they were doing and ripped the bandaid quick. Over here it’s like a hush hush game. All I know is if certain members of my org are still here after all the cuts, and I’m talking about high ankles pants himself, which caused the chaos of our channel, then I know this is all bullsh-t.

holy cow.

i thought the missing vending machines posts were a joke. you should be ashamed if you removed food and drinks and slapped up a sign that says it saves energy.

you should be ashamed that none of your ev chargers work. you should be ashamed that none of your monitors is our disgusting open concept zero privacy dynamic desks work. you should be ashamed at shrinking cafe hours and saying it’s to “better serve us”. you should be ashamed at having only one way in and out of multiple building towers and the rest roped off. you should be ashamed that lights don’t come on or stay in large areas of all floors. what is wrong with you? why are you such cheap skates?

have you no shame woodcreek decision makers? i hope i never meet you, i am truly repulsed. you call for RTO and can’t handle things like lights parking and food. you better be the next cuts.

These fools know nothing. It is shameful.

After giving the return-to-office mandate several months to be fair and well-intentioned, it’s clear this policy creates significant friction without delivering any meaningful benefit—particularly for employees who were hired explicitly as full-time telecommuters. We are now expected to spend personal time getting ready in office attire, commuting, badging in, navigating parking ramps, security checkpoints, and elevators, only to sit alone in a cubicle all day with no teammates in the same state, let alone the same office.

On top of that, there are no assigned desks. Employees routinely arrive to find reserved desks already taken, workstations missing basic equipment, and time wasted simply trying to locate a place where they can do their jobs. This is not collaborative or productive.

Requiring people to sacrifice hours of personal time and incur additional costs to sit alone on video calls all day is not improving productivity, engagement, or morale. It is creating widespread frustration and disengagement. Employees are openly unhappy with this change, and when asked by peers about the policy, they are candid in sharing how illogical and counterproductive it feels. This approach adds inconvenience and resentment while delivering no measurable value.

There needs to be a real reckoning with what unchecked corporate power does to human beings.

What happened to EMC after the Dell takeover wasn’t just a business shift. It was a dismantling. A culture was stripped, people were discarded, and decades of loyalty were erased, all in service of financial objectives set by someone who would never bear the consequences. That kind of damage doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when wealth insulates leadership from humanity.

But it doesn’t stop at the billionaire level.
What made it even more disturbing was watching the layers of managers beneath them fall in line like puppets. The obedient middle tier. People who traded conscience for proximity to power. Who repeated corporate talking points as if they were truth, never questioning the harm being done, never stopping to ask who was paying the price.

That is the most chilling part: how programmed it all is. How sleepwalking managers enforce decisions they didn’t make, defend outcomes they wouldn’t survive, and convince themselves they are just doing their jobs. Completely unaware, or unwilling to be aware, of how thoroughly money and hierarchy have overridden their moral compass. This isn’t leadership. It is extraction enabled by obedience. It is cruelty made efficient by people who mistake compliance for professionalism.

If we are going to talk about accountability, it cannot stop with the billionaires at the top. It also has to include the systems and the people who carry out harm while telling themselves it is normal, necessary, or inevitable.

It is not.

The tone deafness is staggering. Come one, come all, even though 1 in 4 of you are on borrowed time. But no worries, you can retire on your 10 shares of Burger King stock. Come and hear our overlords drone on about P-M, AI, the analysts who will be running the company as we kick you to the curb.

My friend told me that sick day frequency went way down to almost non existence level. Is this true??

I hate to see these layoffs but I recall the high flying days of 2002 - 2006. The stock price was >500 (adjusted for reverse stock split). Shareholders were hosed for years due to mismanagement at C. Jane is, I believe, doing what is necessary to right the ship. And it seems to be working. There are so many disgruntled employees at C that I am surprised that there aren't many more layoffs. Wish the best to all.

Meeting literally started with ‘we know there are strong feeling, but try to have a productive mindset.’

Translation. We know it’s fkd but we don’t care. Get in line, worms.

So where is Steve B? He has been off-grid, off communication and leadership for so long is he (a) in hiding from his shameful decisions (b) really can’t be bothered or (c) unwell (hope not this option despite everything) ….. videos done by LP and JEG recently but no Stsvs B .,,, whatever the reason shouldn’t there be some CEO presence at. Time like this?

Do not help this company to recover back . they shattered many people life by doing false PIP , threatening etc . Let QCOM go down

Hans updated his linkedin resume. I remember they told us Hans was going to still be a Special Advisor on the BOD when he was removed from his job. We all scratched our heads when they replaced Lowell with a CEO who had been removed from his previous job. Why on earth would they still keep him around as a special advisor? Do they ask him his thoughts and then do the opposite of what he says? It's criminal that people are losing their jobs and this meatball is still around.

Nice to know BNY finds it necessary to spend $200,000 on two stupid robots that look at if they came from a vintage 1980s Sharper Image catalog.

Two hundred grand and for what? To tell jokes? But let’s lay off staff.

Robin Vince is a useless tosspot.

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It’s the second “working” Monday morning of the year. The first week back from the holidays is just over, and now reality sets in. How are you doing?
I have about 10 applications to other companies in a “submitted” status. I had one interview in December that I thought went very well but I haven’t heard back from yet. I am grateful to have the time with my family, but this morning I’m feeling dejected. Yes, picking myself up by my bootstraps, but looking for some candor here. Working here for 23 years, it’s like I imagine a divorce to be, feelings are up and down. I even miss the commute. Probably the routine, really.
How about you?

Many have commented on the change in culture and how the company has changed for the worse. Does a lot of this have to do with the newer hires over the past few years?

The company has hired a lot of new people and to be fair some have been good. However in many cases it looks like the company’s hired a lot of mediocre employees. It feels like the company used to hire the best of the best. Recently it feels like the scraps are getting picked up.

What does everyone think?

Don't expect them to treat us any better than any other corporation. Old Cargill is pretty much dead. If anything, that's what we learned last year. I expect what's coming to be no better. If another opportunity presents itself, don't hesitate. Even if you're a veteran.

Is it just me, or does it feel to you like were living in The Traitors game show. Every day the Faithful try their hardest to generate cash, meanwhile the Traitors (HR in our case) are weighing us all up for the Ax, then they invite the unlucky ones into a room alone to tell them the bad news ... meanwhile the rest of the company carry on regardless and only learn who has gone when they don't turn up the next morning (no official announcement of anything).

We even have our own Donna Kelce (Secret Traitor) who provides the Traitors lists of potential unfortunates to be cut - I can reveal, the Secret Traitor - its ATHINA KANIOURA S&T Chief !

Seriously though, isn't it just like living in The Traitors, every night you get a terrible sleep wondering if tomorrow morning it will be your last. Big obvious difference - we don't get to banish the Traitors, only the Secret Traitor gets to do that. Oh and this show goes on for a decade ...

It absolutely doesn't matter how hard you work, how much overtime you do, or how critical your role is. There's no rationale for selecting people for layoffs beyond immediate profits. I suspect people claiming 2026 will be worse than 2025 are right. Act accordingly, so you won't have any regrets when they boot you anyway.

No warning, nothing. I was an excellent performer. Never trust the praise. Hard work doesn't pay off. They'll discard you at the first opportunity if it fits their bottom line.

I'll get us started: cleaning public restrooms at a highway rest stop, selling vacuums door to door in the rain, or doing the overnight shift at a deserted gas station. The ideas are honestly endless once you think about it. Who else has a good one?