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.

Do you think the company is getting near reaching its goal with Greenlake and growing again or will it just continue to be a slow spiralling death cycle of cost cutting and WFRs until it guts many of it's US employees and runs pretty much everything... — read more 

What is notice period in HPE? I was laid off in Plano tx with two weeks notice.

just a bit worried with all the layoff rounds going on in hpe. is opsramp safe?

I received a promising offer, but once I looked into the company's background, I saw it had layoffs a few months ago. It's the only issue I've found so far. All other aspects work for me, including the pay and company culture. I can't decide what... — read more 

Based on Juniper's results over the past two quarters, it seems to be a company in rapid decline. Now Neri wants the Juniper CEO to take over the entire networking business. This is a recipe for disaster and Rahim is sure to run the combined entity... — read more 

There are rumors that they fired citizens and filling the green card for non citizens, what I heard last time is, it's against law. Please do us know if they are doing it.

I heard layoffs went down yesterday. Hit Project Managers onshore to move offshore.

is as strong as a used car lot. Sales bullying. Constant escalations. Squeezing people until they offshore their jobs. If Alan May wants a reality check, ask anyone in a customer facing role in the US that is not sales.

Revenue isn't the sole indicator of a company's success, and other factors like profitability should also be considered. HPE reports net income, not profit. So here's the net income of HPE according to https://investors.hpe.com/: 2018: $5.48... — read more 

Overall, revenue growth has been slow and inconsistent: 2018: $30.85 billion 2019: $29.14 billion (-5.6% year-over-year decrease) 2020: $26.98 billion (-7.4% year-over-year decrease) 2021: $27.78 billion (3.0% year-over-year increase) 2022: $28.49... — read more 

meanwhile, our culture: Thank you for making HPE a great place to work. If you have a moment, send an e-card to another team member to show them your appreciation and make their day.

Antonio has had way more than enough time to move this company in the right direction. It's time for him to go. The market needs some hope that things can change even if they won't. And let's make the CEO choice based on merits not race, gender or... — read more 

Looks like Juniper execs thoroughly fooled Neri with their AI BS. One garbage company acquiring another dying legacy cr-p.

Looks like Juniper execs thoroughly fooled Neri with their AI BS. One garbage company acquiring another dying legacy cr-p.

WFRs on the way. Post updates if you are also hearing anything

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/02/05/hewlett-packard-enterprise-tops-the-2024-just-100-list.html Is it really that bad out there at other companies where HPE is ranked #1 I'm guessing you have to stayed employed to enjoy the benefits.

Back in the day, meaning like 4 years ago; a company going through a layoff was an EMBARRASSMENT. It was a point of FAILURE. I remember sitting with colleagues and making plans to host networking events across the street from competitors that were... — read more 

I have two questions. I was laid off in June 2020 at the height of Covid. I joined Hp in 2015 and The company split — and I stayed at Hpe. 1) I saw an HPE job that is interesting…. *would I make it past initial application screening (it asks whether... — read more 

How do HPE acquisitions work? Are we going to be affected by cuts if Juniper is acquired or will cuts be strictly on their side? Will it affect us in any other way? I'm sorry if this is something that's common knowledge, but I haven't been here long... — read more 

I'm interested to know the HPE redundancy payment formula for various counties. any ideas?

It's behind a paywall. You can't read the full article without a subscription. https://www.wsj.com/business/deals/hewlett-packard-enterprise-near-deal-to-buy-juniper-networks-6995a464

Hotard received his golden parachute by Pat (Intel CEO). Adios Hotard...

I find it interesting that we can get told multiple times in multiple all hands meetings that they do not look at cost of living increases when determining salary ranges and raises but my coworkers in different cities get paid more than me because of... — read more 

Was wondering if folks wfr'd at the end of FY23 are receiving FY23 bonuses? I was wfr'd and read in the wfr documentation that we would be eligible for the FY23 bonus. I would think this would be paid out Dec. 29 or 30? Is anyone able to confirm