Executive incompetence (or incontinence) is truly the root cause of all of this.
Gross mismanagement of spiking costs for flash ki-led margins, awful roll out of UCPQ, project ocean was a disaster that is still the gift that keeps on giving having to pay a 3rd party to fix it.
It seems like this round was outsourcing related. Americans impacted only is my understanding.
@ej chill out you old hag... was on the same page until somehow you blamed DEI for this.... just because you're an old white man doesn't mean DEI is the reason you were fired. Plenty of minorities were also fired ... this is because we've let large corporations go completely unchecked and don't address legal loopholes that let them absolutely fu-k employees with zero consequence. Our government has made it profitable for them to sc--w you. It's not because of DEI. Honestly NetApp is the fakest most performative company towards minorities. My pregnant coworker got absolutely fu---d by leadership and fired after applying for FMLA. They don't care about DEI. Don't bring your weird a-s politics into this sh-t.
If anyone was at FY27 Converge sales kickoff in Vegas...when Cesar came onstage for the first time to "rally the troops", you could hear a pin drop. The silence to a President was deafening. No excitement, no standing up and applauding, no yelling "Whoot Whoot"...this is what happens when you lose all credibility and trust from some of the most important people...the teams directly responsible for bringing in revenue. Miss the days of Tom Mendoza...authentic energy and charisma who would run through a wall to help close a deal. How about focusing less attention and energy on DEI BULLS*** and more on big strategic partnerships and getting the President to close some revenue? It will be impossible for Cesar or George to recover from the internal doubt and lack of respect. Time to clean out the C-Suite.
@b9 said the elephant in the room.
It most certainly can be its own thing.
He’s not even embellishing a little bit.
Didn't you post this in another thread? It didn't need to be its own thing.