So, we didn't even last full two weeks in the new year without layoffs. Is this a new record?
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"It ought to be fun by now making it to 2020! Think about all the certifications some of us studied for and worked to meet customer commitments, only to be forced out. "
Let's not forget about the silly badges.
Downgraded my job when I was told I would be re-titled but never happened but still did the same work and managed folks for many years working 50 hour weeks the norm and weekends, less than 2% raises for the past few years with excellent performance ratings, constant re-orgs and constant new management chain, layoffs, surplus announcements every couple of months. @1308wDuw-qen I think you trumped me.
4 job titles, two moves across the state at my own expense, and 4 surpluses, till you have done that anyone saying Waaah can bite me.
Waaah!
I never seen a company announce layoffs every 3 months, for the past 12 years, To OP, my guess must be a millennial, just wait for your boss to tap you in the shoulder...lol
What districts were affected?
Meanwhile the C-Suite was down in NOLA in a private box on the company dime enjoying the National Championship!!
Not to mention Stankey will be at the Oscars!!
It ought to be fun by now making it to 2020! Think about all the certifications some of us studied for and worked to meet customer commitments, only to be forced out.
Been normal since 2005 and stankey has been around.
Whete have you been? BAU!
It's been talked about since 2015, seen this coming, it was expected, it's normal and BAU
No record, just the new normal. Everyone just has to survive the now 3x annual hunger games.