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Great news for Chuck

Everyone is leaving in waves. You don’t have to plan anymore layoffs! 🤭

Word of advice to Chuck.. you want to treat your employee like numbers? Well your employees will treat this company like a number. We’re just here to do the bare minimum and collect a pay check. It’s ridiculous for anyone to even think about working overtime unless we’re not doing sh-t.

Honestly, mine and many others view of this company has soured over the years after witnessing the wrongful decisions management over the years. Cutting top talent and pausing retirement match?

Then you want your pawns to say it’s all part of us adapting into the future?? well, we’re all adapting to the future too by moving to better companies. You’ll be lucky with any talent at the end of this. Vistance is a failing company that continues to use artificial talent in India to replace top Silicon Valley talent.

Cheap out on employee pool, and your company will be cheap too. And to the investors, you all are stupid AF.

Ruckus and arris folks, continue to leave this place 👏 and one last think f you Chuck!


Pay?

I’ve been at Nike for a while in a level 35, I just assumed directors and sr directors made a little more than me. Then talking to colleagues that are friends, didn’t realize directors make 200k+, sr directors 300k+. I feel like 75% of my team is directors & sr directors and now everything happening makes more sense. Not sure if those numbers are correct, but if they are with the amount of directors and sr directors at the company I understand why we are cutting all these jobs. 4 of the directors on my team don’t even have a report lol.


Does any of our systems actually work anymore

All of our systems are breaking down or don’t work anymore; career connect went from useful to a piece of cr-p, our recognition program lost all the points, the pay system that doesn’t allow you to get clear how much you got paid… it’s all on a downward spiral. Am I wrong? This is brothers Darren’s leadership and it’s going to bite


New Commission Structure

While the new commission structure promises more pay when you hit 100% of their goals, I feel as if people are not getting paid on about 75% of the commissionable work they do. We all know there are slow months and better months, this new system doesn't account for any of that. Is this the quiet firing that everyone is talking about?


Has anyone else noticed the advertised pay range for positions is lower than previous years?

I see a grade 14 in Minneapolis advertised at $98,000 - $115,000. That seems kind of low, especially if they don’t offer $115,000. I know grade 12’s making over $100,000. This company is cheap and a dead end. Thank you Gunjan!


Pay discrepancy

Anyone notice this year their pay seems a bit lighter? I'm all for not having to pay at tax season but in this economy I'm not willing to wait until 2027 to get my money back from the government. Would prefer payroll figures out their error and fixes it.


So we’re funding their lobbying now?

They just asked us to fund their political agenda. With our own money. 🚨

Leadership held a call with Senior Directors and above asking employees to personally donate to one of the Political Action Committee that Altice USA recommends — that fund lobbying politicians and shape policy to benefit the company.

No reimbursement. Not a single cent back.
What do we get? A virtual badge. And “bragging rights” for the department that donates the most.

They claimed whether we donate or not has no influence on our employment, but I highly doubt that.

So let’s be clear: the company wants US to dig into OUR paychecks to fund THEIR political influence — and the reward is a digital sticker.


They'll do anything to avoid giving us a raise

One change customers might notice is expanded options for leaving tips. Starbucks said customers will be able to tip through Mobile Order & Pay and when using Scan & Pay at the register. The company expects the new tipping options to increase baristas’ pay by 5% to 8%.

https://www.tmj4.com/business/company-news/starbucks-expands-tipping-options-and-it-could-boost-barista-pay


Are ICs paid until the end of the notice period on April 10th or just eligible for benefits?

The wording is a bit vague, "you will remain an oracle employee until 4/10" and "Your benefits will continue through 4/10".

Given that ICs fill out pay slips, I'm unsure if this means I am being paid until 4/10, or my benefits are active until then.


Hi guys, how's the hiring situation like in State Farm these days?

I am looking to make a heroic return to State Farm. How have things been since 2020 after I left? Has the pay gotten any better? I'm looking at working as a Software Engineer as the market is too brutal right now and this place is my only hope. Is the interview process still easy?


Paycheck

I'm hearing a nasty rumor that our paychecks may not come on April 15th as a result of issues in the system migrations. They're throwing any available resources at it but much like the W2 issues this is quickly becoming a trend. This must be what winning looks like


Pay Raise or Net Decrease?

The scam continues with a 2026 pay raise less than inflation. Inflation caused by Aramco’s buddies to the north. In the last 10 years that leaves only 1, 2024, where Ali and the scammers beat inflation with a decent pay raise. Do yourself a favor if you’re still there and figure how much your salary has decreased when factoring inflation. And for anyone considering moving to the Toxic environment, offered both indoors and outdoors (worst air quality in the world), think about an avg 1-3% annual raise before stepping on the plane to the land of empty quarters…and empty promises.


DXC vs BAE Pay

Staff have been awarded a 4.8% pay rise, backdated to 1 January, and a further 0.75% from 1 October.
DXC STAFF - 0% and lies for a year

BAE STAFF - Staff have been awarded a 4.8% pay rise, backdated to 1 January, and a further 0.75% from 1 October.

All staff will additionally receive an additional day of annual leave while Unite members will get a one-off further day's leave.
All staff are due to receive a one-off £500 and a half-hour earlier finish time each day.