Something isn't right. They had a finalist who dropped out? It's been 6 months and suddenly Tom Jenkins has gone cold quiet. There is some significant disagreement going on amongst the board and internal division.

What is everyone planning to do with their OT stocks (from ESPP or other means). Sell? Hold? It is at a much better price than what is was before. so just sell and invest in some better company, or could this go higher than what it is currently. When... — read more 

What are the chances of the company going under in the next 2 years ? Or will it survive and turn itself around

There are many, many fun and frolicky events taking place and planned for January and February, sponsored by senior leaders, who have zero concern about spending money. Pretend meetings with special team building events costing hundreds of thousands... — read more 

This is what I've heard

https://blogs.opentext.com/tis-the-season-to-simplify-work-5-ways-ai-helps-teams-wrap-up-the-year-smarter/ Give employees the gift of better focus Perhaps the most meaningful impact of AI content management is how it changes the employee... — read more 

Does anyone know where Sandy went? Fired or resigned? (may have been covered here but) Brian Sweeny is gone as of last month. Any more expected executive departures from the old guard? Paul, James, Shannon .... I'm looking at you.

Besides the people that were let go, the impact on their families and this ever changing landscape, where it is difficult to find a new job, there are other casualties as well: Work that will fall on the decimated teams, survivors guilt, and... — read more 

How many people got let go yesterday

How do you get to be an executive and not understand the golden rule of always tell the truth. People respect you when you are truthful and explain why painful things have to be done. Guess who has z e r o respect? The coward who cannot even... — read more 

NetDocuments acquired eDocs from Opentext. Does anyone know of any other noncore solution being sold off? https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/opentext-sells-non-core-business-120629553.html

What happens when an employee is laid off after a divestiture? Like when a severance is paid how many years of service is taken into account: is it the number of years at OT or at the new company? or do employees get a severance during divestiture?... — read more 

With the plan of divesture and consolidation and rationalisation etc, will the new CEO just continue along this path ? Could the CEO change course again ?

Can somebody name one thing that improved since the last reorg that cost so many people their jobs?

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/bellshannon_opentext-saasnorth-ai-activity-7392316748789645313-ZHe0?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAABhB4MBcBHRibYSCOVJE9N6rfUeHc5O6F8

And I regret it, i can see it's a dumpster fire already. Will it improve ?

When are next layoffs ?

Something to sound like an AI start up? OpenText as a brand sounds old and not sure how many companies associate us with successful AI.

Will there be more execs to leave in engineering and ops?

Are there layoffs next week ? If so what geo and groups

Rumor has it there is a significant Marketing "reorganization"

That's right, when you worked hard all year and you find out the execs made great bonuses and you got less that the cost of living increase. And that's IF you got anything at all. So nice to work for a company where every year you stay with them... — read more 

Several of my colleagues have been laid off in finance and customer management

With the move to the cloud for all customers, will they get rid of all the VMware people ?

Joe IBM and his gang have pushed the outsiders fully out the way of the leaders team so he can continue his takeover of marketing. Sandy Oh-No is either helping plot his succession to CMO or is too busy with her AI characters to even notice the... — read more 

My manager shows flashes of competence but mostly lives in reaction mode. When things go south he's more likely to add pressure than solutions. I wish leadership training came with the job. Imagine where we would be if we had management that was... — read more 

Nothing before next year, right?

"That 25% of non-core business, including SMB and consumer cybersecurity, DevOps, and analytics, is going to be a hole worth almost $1.3 billion to fill however, so the shrink to grow strategy better work, and the new CEO may need some patience given... — read more 

https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier/2025/11/24/in-the-future-well-all-be-bosses-and-have-100-artificial-assistants/ In the very near future, we’ll all be bosses, and we’ll have our own customized teams of AI agents automating processes that we... — read more 

OWBPA requirements (EEOC): https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/age-discrimination-older-workers-benefit-protection-act OWBPA explanation (U.S. Department of... — read more 

Got a whopping 0%. Canada. Thx ot

Corporate America back to its old tricks. The obfuscating language is always telling. Just like calling a janitor a sanitation engineer is a fiction meant to obscure the job, "forever layoffs, micro firings" and such are meant to hide the real... — read more 

How fuc_ing stupid is a company that knowingly wastes 20% of its employees time do to having to log in to disparate systems many many times a day. Fire these incompetant people and get real engineers that know how to make this all seamless!

Old Webroot office in Broomfield has been sold. Not sure what will happen to staff in the office, maybe RIF or be made virtual

took 45 minutes to get through the other day, what gives?

Job hunting after work feels like having two full time jobs. I shut one laptop just to open another and hope the next application is the one that finally clicks. And none of them do. Are others having more luck than I?

To read anything, I have to hit the stop button before the page finishes its task. It's turned to absolute garbage.

It seems some folks got laid off today. Anyone can share any info?