Thread regarding DXC Technology layoffs

Paul Taylor named President of DXC; Dan Gray to lead Global Infrastructure

Paul Taylor was named President of DXC Technology, assuming the role from Raul Fernandez, who will continue as Chief Executive Officer.

Thoughts?

https://dxc.com/newsroom/07302026-dxc-announces-leadership-appointments-to-accelerate-its-ai-centric-future


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@28d I should think it's your ex colleagues who've blocked your access. Probably sick of hearing from you.

There's a form you can fill in to get email addresses added to the block list.

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Post ID: @2h8+1m12g7hkp

@me If your bored then why do you stay. Be a grown-up professional and find a new employer and stop bi--hing like a cry baby for once in your life!

I quit DXC and come here to see whats going on as my email is blocked by DXC mail platform so I can't ask questions of my ex-colleagues

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Post ID: @28d+1m12g7hkp

This was announced 07/30/26 so it’s pretty old news and not sure why it’s posted.
For anyone unsure of the differences, here they:
Hierarchy: The CEO reports directly to the board of directors. The president usually reports to the CEO.
Focus: The CEO plans long-term strategy, shapes the company vision, and handles big-picture goals. The president oversees short-term execution, internal leadership, and day-to-day operations.
External vs. Internal: The CEO acts as the public face of the company for investors, media, and shareholders. The president focuses inward, managing internal teams, department heads, and daily workflow.
Combined Roles: In smaller companies, one person often holds both the CEO and president titles. In larger corporations, the roles are split, and the president often functions similarly to a Chief Operating Officer (COO).
So it looks like Raul is still the boss.

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Post ID: @vq+1m12g7hkp

@jq I will not be wasting my time attending that call. The company insistes it needs me at every VR application. Yet I've hardly done anything all year! Unless attending status calls is the job? But they can't see it. I'm bored of the BS as well. But sure, I can fill in my time sheet and click next on some mandatory training if that's all they want doing. There's no point learning AI. They won't let me leave the account and new jobs don't want people wet from a poor online tutorial.

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Post ID: @me+1m12g7hkp

https://youtube.com/shorts/ir2K9je8jJQ?si=BPcAXY0QcW_k7A1m

Good summary of DXC

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Post ID: @kn+1m12g7hkp

@OP Thoughts? How about please just approve my VR application? I can’t stand any more of this jobs-for-the-boys B S. I’m sure the good people still at DXC don’t give 2 hoots about more made up roles that do absolutely nothing to improve this dying company. They can’t even be bothered with the annual pay review charade anymore. The Town Hall on 10th Sept will be more of the same.

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Post ID: @jq+1m12g7hkp

The expanded leadership role will be the head of the new company that will acquire GIS utilizing Private Equity cash

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Post ID: @et+1m12g7hkp

Chris Drumgoole ceased being DXC's President of Global Infrastructure Services on July 30, 2026. Dan Gray has that job now. But there is not yet good public evidence that Drumgoole has completely departed DXC or started the outside position DXC announced.
And there's something else a little unusual here: DXC publicly announced that he was leaving for an “elevated leadership role outside the company” without saying where he was going. Nearly a month later, that destination still isn't readily public.
That makes me curious whether the outside job hasn't started yet, hasn't been announced yet, or changed after DXC's July 30 announcement. We don't have enough evidence yet to say which

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Post ID: @dn+1m12g7hkp

The announcement made the share price go up. That's all they care about. Now it can go down again and someone can win short selling the stock. Then the execs can buy more and make another announcement, let it rise and sell. It seems like a perfect game to me. What can we announce this week. Meanwhile real people have no idea what's going on and if they will have a job next week - so continue to keep teams active, doing as little as possible and realised they don't need the money as they don't have the confidence to spend it anyway. So it's all irrelevant noise.

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Post ID: @cy+1m12g7hkp

Truly we've assembled the dream team.

How can we lose, other IT Services companies are probably considering throwing in the towel now after this announcement.

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Post ID: @by+1m12g7hkp

Hopefully he will bring in sweeping changes, mostly centered around laying off anyone over 50 to help drive their new AI focus. This suits me. I have literally done nothing but attend status calls for 2 months. It's draining doing nothing like this. The client believes that they are paying for a backup and insurance. I can tell you now. I have no idea what you're doing so it can still wait for when they other guy gets back in next week.

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Post ID: @bt+1m12g7hkp

Presidents come and go - collect millions. You guys please fill out the time sssshhhhiiittttttssss in all the 4 systems.

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