Thread regarding VISA Inc. layoffs

When’s the next layoff?

Is it going be mandatory performance cuts in October like Meta or do we wait until winter? Ryan’s message indicated it will be in the “coming years and quarters”, which implies one’s definitely happening between now and next summer.


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What about locations classified as data centers? Denver and Ashburn? SVPs in VASPD are located there

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Post ID: @43q+1m2q1b1c4

As the financial teams, regional leadership, country management, local HR and other groups move toward finalizing their plans, it’s expected that information will start circulating in various directions.

Even without leaks, management has been signaling quite clearly which offices are no longer in focus: reduced engagement, lack of events, no budget allocation, absence of senior‑leadership visits, VLT announcements centered exclusively on work location strategy, and a complete freeze on backfilling. For most of the impacted locations & teams, the implications are hard to miss.

Ironically, remote employees will end up remaining through the initial layoff phase, since they are needed to retain and transfer knowledge from smaller offices being wound down into the major hubs, some may survive as long they represent a small percentage of the department.

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Post ID: @3ww+1m2q1b1c4

I can confirm it. There are leaks that non hub offices like Atlanta, Los Angeles, Munich and Poznan will be closed by FY30.

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Post ID: @3we+1m2q1b1c4

Non‑hub locations with technical staff appear to be disproportionately exposed.

There are persistent rumours circulating in Foster suggesting that the organisation intends to consolidate most technical roles into a small number of major offices, with remote employees and smaller sites facing cuts.

Additionally, there has been a noticeable increase in transfer requests from employees in smaller offices seeking relocation to larger hubs, indicating that something may be developing internally.

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Post ID: @3vs+1m2q1b1c4

@2ch exactly the same peopl

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Post ID: @33c+1m2q1b1c4

@2f0 multiple people predicted the recent 7% and warned against it

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Post ID: @2gd+1m2q1b1c4

Just out of curiosity, why does anyone think that people who visit this site actually know what's going on regarding layoffs and future plans? Aren't all of us here just the cogs worrying about our jobs?

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Post ID: @2f0+1m2q1b1c4

@2b6 exactly the same people (ex-visa employees) that were laid off, or new people on the same position?

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Post ID: @2ch+1m2q1b1c4

Idk if there will be layoffs. I’m seeing a few people being hired back that were part of the last layoff. I think VISA realized Ai and VATC is junk.

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Post ID: @2b6+1m2q1b1c4

@18k People from other countries are not even remotely a problem. The id--tic upper management are.

Your racism is not welcome here or anywhere.

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Post ID: @28n+1m2q1b1c4

@18k Lol you seem frustrated. Breathe a little more.

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Post ID: @1v4+1m2q1b1c4

Why feb? What your rationale?

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Post ID: @1fc+1m2q1b1c4

Hope it never stops. Keep going until the last OPT, H-1B, H-4, L-1, and L-2 that came in through an IT body shop is gone. Maybe then Americans will finally get a callback.

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Post ID: @18k+1m2q1b1c4

Whats wild is all the new job postings listed on their Visa Careers site within the last 2 weeks upto today.... Letting go of folks all while trying to fill their reqs is... interesting.

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Post ID: @13n+1m2q1b1c4

lmao

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Post ID: @xh+1m2q1b1c4

Performance in October.
A bigger layoff, around 7% again around February.

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Post ID: @t9+1m2q1b1c4

today morning

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Post ID: @sf+1m2q1b1c4

Oct for sure

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Post ID: @se+1m2q1b1c4

It would be in feb

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