Here's an improved version of your post that is more polished, engaging, and likely to generate responses: I was laid off from Hewlett Packard Enterprise after Thanksgiving, but I’m finding it hard to get a sense of whether this is part of a... — read more 

I have been at HPE for a few years now. Even my worst years I've got decent bonus but this time no bonus and no hike. Is this common for others too or am I on the next WFR list?

HPE boss Neri bags 15% pay hike in 2023 as targets ticked CEO-to-grunt pay ratio now 300:1 as wider workforce gets 4.4% more than year earlier HPE chief Antonio Neri was awarded $20.06 million in compensation for the company's last financial year — read more 

Antonio strikes again!

I wonder if we will lay-off as many as we did the last time we had back-to-back record quarters.

5 links. check it out. https://cis.org/Fishman/HP-Getting-Old-Age-Discrimination-Silicon-Valley https://www.robertabelllaw.com/library/age-discrimination-hps-drive-for-a-younger-workforce.cfm ... — read more 

Any plans for SKO? JNPR SKO is set for January, and the rumor is that HPE will be included. I assume that won't be confirmed until the deal is approved, but I'm curious if there are other HPE SKO plans. Likely just BS though

Who do you think is the best and worst of the L1's? Watercooler talk from marketing is that jennifer is already a disaster compared to jim. With neil we seem to talk some of the business well but other areas seem ignored or not understood. My friends... — read more 

This deal might not go through. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hpe-met-top-doj-leaders-235305458.html The high-stakes meeting between the companies and the Justice Department’s top antitrust officials typically occurs before the government decides... — read more 

How did this happen? Who did they ask? I want a word with those employees. HPE does an excellent job with Employee Resource Groups to help build the culture. Executives support the initiatives and the ERG leaders host events that make everyone feel... — read more 

Can you give me one reason why bother? I stopped caring years ago and I certainly quit ki-ling myself over it. This place doesn't care how hard you work, it doesn't move the needle for your career. It's all about nodding along to whatever the... — read more 

Layoffs yesterday and today at HPE

JNPR says 2 days a week in the office, and some groups provide lunch. What is it for HPE?

Antonio Neri doesn't care about y'all... Let me remember. You'll get 2 week's to "train your replacement", but you'll use any vacation you have available and then you'll have 2 more weeks to find a job inside HPE. That means you're either in... — read more 

I got 2 weeks notice only on April 8 and I was told - you don’t need to work in the following 2 weeks and your last day in HPE is April 19 and then layoff package starts for 11 weeks, I have no chance using my vacation PTO , Is this illegal?

Antonio Neri doesn't care about y'all... Let me remember. You'll get 2 week's to "train your replacement", but you'll use any vacation you have available and then you'll have 2 more weeks to find a job inside HPE. That means you're either in... — read more 

What is everyones thoughts on the upcoming acquisition of Juniper Networks?

Word is 200+ people in Hybrid Cloud group alone, about 10%. Should be hearing within a couple of weeks.

https://www.theregister.com/2024/09/11/hpe_shares_juniper_funding/ There are a lot of warning signs here that this is not a good thing.

Title says it all. Cuts are coming and you know that. DELL EMC ships more than HPE now.

HPE's annual WFR's are just around the corner. There is a need to cut as many US based employees as possible to fund executive bonuses and the acquisition of the failing Juniper Networks.

Well, technically HPE has only existed for 9 years. But trying to hide the long-term serious decline is definitely a thing at HPE. In addition to the layoffs (which actually occur in every quarter), acquiring other companies also hides their poor... — read more 

7% reduction, $1B hit. Intel & Dell have done the same recently. https://example.com/3Azsr2C

Good news. Marvell is hiring. Check out their site, plenty of jobs.

JNPR is a dead corpse of a company and has been for over a decade. The sales pitch the Juniper "Execs" showed HP was based on fairytale projections. This is sufficient reason to cancel / greatly reduce the "walk away" penalty. Juniper is a... — read more 

https://www.techzine.eu/news/privacy-compliance/116845/shareholder-sues-juniper-over-hpe-acquisition/ He claims the acquisition by HPE was designed to enrich several HPE executives at the expense of shareholders. Something fishy going on here? — read more 

Abyssmal results two quarters in a row. And that's an understatement. Significant product overlap. Wonder at 24 years younger, if Neri is more senile than Biden.

http://t.ted.com/myHh8dX Companies do fail. Its a part of capitalism. The average lifespan of a company is 18 yrs. Technically HPE is only 8, but I think that they might pack it in early.

I was laid off from HPE in this April and I worked there only two years, so I didn’t know this company very well. I applied at least 7 jobs in HPE career website after this April, but I never got any call or email from HPE recruiter, so the rehire... — read more 

https://www.hpe.com/us/en/newsroom/blog-post/2022/04/hpe-named-among-the-top-20-best-companies-to-work-for-by-fortune.html I found this article for 2022, but not 2023. I guess HPE didn't make it last year. Aww too bad. But I think this shows what... — read more 

Carly Fiona, 30,000 layoffs at HP Meg Whitman 55,000 layoffs at HP Does anybody know how many layoffs have occurred under Antonio Neri at HPE?

Why don't people ever take the full 6 months of paid leave to be with their family? They are entitled to it, but people seem pressured to only utilize a few weeks of it at most. Are people too afraid upper management will try and use this to... — read more 

Number of employees HPE - 62,000 Juniper - 11,144 With the aquisition of Juniper, there will be layoffs. Surprise! (OK, not a surprise). But here's the question, which bucket of employess (HPE or Juniper) will suffer more in the inevitable, coming... — read more 

Here is a helpful chart to determine when layoffs will occur correlated with different events. Event Result Acquisition Layoffs Divestiture ... — read more 

I was laid off 2023. But before that, I stumbled upon "private" slack channel in which some other HPE employees from another team, which I interacted with a lot, were talking sh-t about me and about some other team members. Some of the comments were... — read more 

Aruba SVP is leaving. Is this an indication that something extremely horrible is about to happen? HPE-Aruba revenue fell 17% in Q2, although the overall Q2 was positive.thoughts ??

"HPE exceeded our profitability expectations and drove near-record year-over-year growth in our recurring revenue in the face of market headwinds, demonstrating the relevance of our strategy,” said Antonio Neri, president and CEO of Hewlett Packard... — read more 

Layoffs at levels not seen in many years coming in the fall. Be prepared for the worst. That is the new HPE way. Weak earnings and an inflated purchase of juniper networks means they have to reduce cost.