Thread regarding DXC Technology layoffs

Would you take VR (Up vote for Yes / Down vote for No

I’m curious how many want VR over how many are in bad locations / have no choice or dare I say it happy.


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Post ID: @OP+1kv8w4k4a

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I left, got accepted after 2nd application. Got 2 years pay due to legacy T&C's. Happy days. Took me 3 milliseconds to accept the offer! I can't knock dxc as they honoured my t&c's and gave me the biggest pay check of my life.

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Post ID: @ey+1kv8w4k4a

@d3 I’m 13 months gone too, I’d mentored to my boss a few years ago that I’d be willing to go as my VR payout wouldn’t have got any better.

He went the same day as I did.

Can’t imagine working for DXC, I’d have been off to BT if I’d have stayed.

Good luck people, hope you get what you want.

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Post ID: @e0+1kv8w4k4a

Hard to believe it’s been 13 months since I left DXC. I checked in here out of curiosity and it’s clear things have only deteriorated further.

For 18 months I emailed the WFR mailbox every couple of months after repeated refusals. Eventually my application was accepted and I walked away with 12 months’ pay. At 62, with savings, pensions and investments in place, it was an easy decision — I was genuinely losing the will to carry on dealing with the so‑called ‘management’ and the absurd processes pushed down from above.

I know I was fortunate to be in a position to retire early, but for the younger people still there, I’d strongly suggest looking outside DXC for any real career progression. The company simply isn’t going anywhere.

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Post ID: @d3+1kv8w4k4a

Give a decent package (exec level) and I’d take meanwhile i’ll keep picking up my pay checks .

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Post ID: @ct+1kv8w4k4a

@ca The lesson is clear. You need to have a backup plan and ensure you're resilience. I've achieved that by going without what some might see as essentials, and through luck and circumstances as well. I could quit, but I'm not going to - pay me to go and I'll leave as soon as they like. But whilst the game it trying to bore us out of working here. I'm not bored. I found other things to do!

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Post ID: @cg+1kv8w4k4a

Get a good lawyer and do a settlement instead - much better. Know someone who negotiated 15 months package plus all the other expenses paid. Happy days.

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Post ID: @cc+1kv8w4k4a

I quit last year. I'm still being paid, but mentally I just checked out. The work dried up, but nobody seemed to be able to see it and just close the thing down. I'm not employed an hour or two a week to checking and confirm no much has changed since last time.

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Post ID: @cb+1kv8w4k4a

As much as I'd love to see the back of this place, I'm not in a position where just quitting is possible.

If I left dxc it would have to be for another IT job and despite trying hard to find something else for some time, it's not happened yet. I have a particular set of skills and also a very picky list of industries I want to work in, plus not wanting to be in an office on a regular basis.

Obviously if I was to find something else then I'd not say no to a VR payoff.

But no, taking a small in the grand scheme of things handful of cash and being unemployed is not an option.

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Post ID: @ca+1kv8w4k4a

Refused, haven't done much billable work since. Total madness. I guess the fact nobody has valid WBS codes masks the problem.

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Post ID: @bm+1kv8w4k4a

Me. Refused. Well their choice.

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