Thread regarding CDK Global Inc. layoffs

Layoffs confirmed

10% of CDKi to go - The cull has started

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Post ID: @OP+154y9TPM

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We have no intention or desire to sell or offload individual divisions of the business. A potential sale may occur in the next 2 to 3 years, but it will involve the company as a whole. Restructuring is essential to ensure we are well-positioned for the future and to continue providing an excellent experience for our customers. Recent redundancies were part of a strategic shift and are not as extensive or widespread as some might suggest.

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Post ID: @pQdtz+154y9TPM

So the the strategy is to continue the streamlining ready for sale. Sell off telephony, networks, engineering and outsource hosting to the cloud with minimum support in house. Move support to off shore fully and close as many in country offices as possible. Outsource all implementation to partners. It will be wave after wave of distress so KLT make their six figure FP bonus. It’s their playbook that rewards the few over the many. Customers are not important so tell anything to keep their cash.

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Post ID: @pPayj+154y9TPM

Hosting, engineering and services have had cuts, which doesn't really make sense. Looks like closure is being hurried along to fall in line with fire sale. can only imagine more will go before long. Expect an imminent visit of the HSE and officials due to staffing, or lack off.

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Post ID: @pOctf+154y9TPM

You'll probably see less and less comments, i don't think thelayoff.com is well known in India.

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Post ID: @pOqex+154y9TPM

What happened to the mayhem? I haven’t seen or heard anything.

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Post ID: @pNhym+154y9TPM

What has happened in Bristol?

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Post ID: @pIhck+154y9TPM

Murmurings of another batch processed today

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Post ID: @pIxuj+154y9TPM

Any more news on redundancies?

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Post ID: @pHazd+154y9TPM

Fake news - YES, as with everything Keyloop communicates to their customers and on SoMe. The issue is that the customers of Keyloop is not as blue eyed a blond as Keyloop own communication and marketing department. There is a reason why Klt spends more time visiting customers to prevent loss, than on what is their job - come up with a modern and usefull strategy for the benefit of our customers and also Keyloop. Wonder when we will see the next klt member exit Keyloop?

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Post ID: @pHowy+154y9TPM

So no more details? Fake news?

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Post ID: @pHgiu+154y9TPM

Will there also be layoffs in Germany?

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Post ID: @pHvuc+154y9TPM

Which teams/departments?

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Post ID: @pGfzn+154y9TPM

End of next week you will see mayhem looks like

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Post ID: @pEape+154y9TPM

How many people have been made redundant today?

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Post ID: @pEewt+154y9TPM

So off we go again, mass redundancies have started again. Bristol today and a lot more to come in other areas. Great place to work 🥺

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Post ID: @pEtep+154y9TPM

Amit or Tom need to get a grip on the Hosting organization before they do real material damage to the business. Everyone gets that we need to close the DCs and move to the cloud, but they are bulldozing ahead with projects without any thought or concern for the impact on other departments or on customers. The Rev8 and Drive migrations in particular are shaping up to be disasters of epic proportions unless there is some kind of informed intervention. You're welcome.

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Post ID: @pEzfv+154y9TPM

Here we go again.......... encore une fois. Au revoir mon ami's

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Post ID: @pDgvg+154y9TPM

Just seen the slides for this afternoon’s TownHall. This will become interesting.

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Post ID: @pAhar+154y9TPM

Watching the “Last Night of the Proms” on telly and they are playing the Keyloop hymn: “Rule Britannia”. Saw TK and the HR leadership sitting in row1 clapping their hands, reminding themself of how glorious their empire is!

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Post ID: @prrhh+154y9TPM

I left Keyloop during all the layoffs back in 2021 and recommend you do the same if you’re unhappy there.

You have got nothing to lose by interviewing, but you might have a lot to gain.

To the keyloop employees who are on here sharing their woes - I understand where you’re coming from. But I have to say that you can do better than this. You don’t have to be miserable at work. Do yourselves a favour and move on to better things. Keyloop is just a company, you can choose to work elsewhere, at countless far better ones.

Don’t let them take you down with them, and don’t waste your career being mucked about by these people.

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Post ID: @pircz+154y9TPM

Keyloop reminds me more and more of how USSR once was. A close country with a leader-/dictatorship that don’t understand the world outside of their own. Lead by the ever so clever HR department, they try to control how people live, what salary that given at what time, who is to get kicked etc. Of course with the only criteria being: are you a happy clapper or not.
Many departments in Keyloop can be compared to the meltdown that happens in the USSR at Chernobyl. The leadership is demanding more output than capacity can accommodate, and at somepoint it will explode. At that time the leadership will on a nice island in sunny Dubai, feasting on the blood of their “people”.
Let’s see, maybe at some point there will also be a revolution happening in Keyloop?

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Post ID: @pibyk+154y9TPM

Professional Services (Implementation) and Customer Support in country. Offshore is never touched and will take on more. Usually badged as retiring or decided to look at opportunities outside Keyloop but that all means pushed out.

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Post ID: @p5rjl+154y9TPM

Please explain what is customer facing? What areas are going to be affected?

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Post ID: @p5iiu+154y9TPM

Just confirming a major restructuring is commencing now. Revenue off track so they want costs reduced considerably. Wrongly it will be customer facing that takes the biggest cuts. More blood on the KLT hands.

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Post ID: @p4khy+154y9TPM

Given all the back bending extra work we are all being asked to do and the demands we love the customer and do all we can - great to be thanked by a deferred annual merit rise which will not be backdated - if it happens at all.

Watching a business decide to stick two fingers up at its staff and expect the extra mile isnt funny.

Those recruitment sites I have been keeping an eye are about to see an application frenzy

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Post ID: @p4ivl+154y9TPM

Certain countries are expelled from pay rises, both this year and in the future. There are different reason why. Some countries have already got a pay rise through legislation. Some countries Keyloop want to close down and therefore not giving any money to force people out. Also the financials are not looking to good and here Keyloop prioritise management first, to get a payrise. Speaking of financials, all orgs. are looking into structural changes = redundancies starting from September.

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Post ID: @p3hwb+154y9TPM

Why is there no pay increase this year?

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Post ID: @p2svp+154y9TPM

Lawsuits lawsuits lawsuits https://www.autonews.com/dealers/asbury-cdk-legal-fight-over-dealer-data-ahead-tekion-pilot

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Post ID: @oNxzz+154y9TPM

Examples please??

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Post ID: @oNflz+154y9TPM

After a couple of tries, Keyloop found a way to get rid of unwanted and costly employees, without costing a lot of money, on the contrary. Demotions and removal of responsibilities, is the way going forward, so watch out, especially if you are a people manager or a specialist.

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Post ID: @oMgxk+154y9TPM

Yes they are leaving with a bag of money and they are pushed. The PR is there to make it sound positive and their decision. As stated the trap door is open and people are starting to disappear again.

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Post ID: @otkkz+154y9TPM

Looks like there are quite a few people leaving Keyloop at the moment ( coincidentally suggesting they are having a break and a career change) . Is the cheque book open again?

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Post ID: @osusa+154y9TPM

“Deflect what we can, fix what we must” is a great statement from our Head of Customer Enablement (support). Wonder if that is just an internal slogan or if we are communicating that to our customers as well, to make them feel even more valued.

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Post ID: @ooaue+154y9TPM

Trap door? Explain…

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Post ID: @ojmwk+154y9TPM

Get ready the trap door is opening now.

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Post ID: @oixch+154y9TPM

Sales, PS and CE are the first and have already implemented this in a huge part of their org, continuing to implement in the rest of the org. Product have implemented it in parts of the org. already and are looking to implement it other parts as well. Remember the changes will be announced as opportunities and not as defeats.

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Post ID: @nXovx+154y9TPM

Are they? Examples please

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Post ID: @nWcef+154y9TPM

3 years, that’s how long it took for the KLT to realise that their functional organisation was a failure, so now they are beginning to move back to a country/regional organisation.

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Post ID: @nWcif+154y9TPM

ATG Integration Update - Week 4

We are beginning to align on 4 key areas:

  1. People
  2. Bla bla bla
  3. Bla bla bla
  4. Setting up for growth

You know what this means.

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Post ID: @nIvgm+154y9TPM

Rumours are once again, and stronger than ever, that KL are going to sell off the less money making products, in order to achieve their “rule of 60”. Different workshops are currently being setup amongst the leadership to work on this. I envy those who would get an early freedom from the dictatorship - lucky ba----ds!

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Post ID: @nrzxy+154y9TPM

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