Thread regarding Omnissa layoffs

It's time to warn others

Revenue is YoY down substantially, once again we have lost a substantial amount of customers. Existing account see little penetration of new offerings. The competition does not have this friction in the same or new account. Market share substantially down YoY for the last set of years. So lets not mix words,real profability is negative.
Everyone here, its time to warn others online and move on. Your financial and career is at risk. I am trying but still here. The brand is radioactive. No employer wants to touch an omnissa candidate.

Bumped from @vb+1m44dtz8y.


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@by thanks for the reminder how funny it is when d-mb people try to sound smart

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Post ID: @x3+1m4jcwd4c

@by you said, "Let me guess: you're Asian."

Do you have any negative bias toward Latino employee commentary? What about Blacks?

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Post ID: @mr+1m4jcwd4c

@g1 Plenty of negatives, sorry to say. Won't take long for the newbies to know that.

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Post ID: @h5+1m4jcwd4c

There’s nothing negative about anyone working at Omnissa.

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Post ID: @g1+1m4jcwd4c

I just joined Omnissa, my initial take here is a lot of English teachers with bad tech outcomes. keep on keeping on, my Omnissa heroes..

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Post ID: @cm+1m4jcwd4c

Did you really just write this?

"Existing account see little penetration of new offerings. The competition does not have this friction in the same or new account. So lets not mix words,real profability is negative."

Let me guess: you're Asian.

In this instance, you're referring to "accounts", as in plural, not just singular.
So why did you drop the "s", not only once, but twice?

Also, the phrase is, "Let's not mince words," not "mix".
https://www.theidioms.com/not-mince-words/

And the word is, "profitability", not "profability".
Six syllables, not five.
Think about it logically. You're referring to "profits"...with a "t".
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/profitability

You then lamented: "No employer wants to touch an omnissa candidate."
Maybe employers are looking for people who are able to express themselves competently and professionally, using basic English skills and grammar.

Consider the word, "polished", and then apply it to how you present yourself to the world.

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Post ID: @by+1m4jcwd4c

@OP yawn. 🥱 Same tired bitter post from one of the same six or seven people that try and fuel this negativity using this toxic platform. Go find something else to do you tedious id--t

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