Thread regarding Cisco Systems Inc. layoffs

Will this affect Cisco as a company?

JD Vance
@JDVance
If you're investing in the United States, you're about to get a huge tax cut thanks to President Trump. But if you're shipping jobs overseas, you're going to get hit with a big fat tariff.

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Unlikely. Cisco primarily plays the labor arbitrage game by hiring contractors who offshore jobs.

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Post ID: @s9+1k0b6mkrx
Will this affect Cisco as a company?

Yes it will.

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Post ID: @jq+1k0b6mkrx

Have you even thanked Chuck?

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Post ID: @j1+1k0b6mkrx

No impact. This was a very d-mbbb post

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Post ID: @dd+1k0b6mkrx

@d2

Contact your local representatives and complain

sure.. not in my area.. you expect me go to Ro Khanna and complain do not hire off-shore Indians?? right..

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Post ID: @dc+1k0b6mkrx

Contact your local representatives and complain about jobs going off-shore while there are unemployed US citizens who are more than capable to do those jobs.

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Post ID: @d2+1k0b6mkrx

Trump keeps talking about bringing manufacturing jobs back to US but he never mentions High Tech jobs or even service jobs.

No high tech jobs should go to Canada, UK and other countries around the world if unemployed American citizens are able to do those jobs.

Thousands of laid off government workers are being laid off, why not give them the service jobs in Philippines, Mexico and other countries?

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Post ID: @d1+1k0b6mkrx

@cv

Tucker Carlson complaining

During his recent turning point talk he said, around timestamp 30:42

So I'm not going to sit for another lecture from anybody telling me we need to import more people to write code

My guess, nothing will change at Cisco .. :-( , may be AI can help in this regard... but not in near future.. Cisco will hire(or get L1 directors from India) more, Patel/Sharma etc folks, at least in CA.

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Post ID: @cy+1k0b6mkrx

There definitely seems to be a lot of rhetoric around protecting American workers coming from both sides of the aisle lately. Bernie talking about the role of h1b workers and his criticism of the use of offshore workers, and folks like Tucker Carlson complaining about the government's failure to protect the people who live here... especially from economic hardship.

It'll be interesting to see how this plays out, but like all things politics I'm not going to hold my breath and expect any real change for working people.

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Post ID: @cv+1k0b6mkrx

Says the future 48th president of the United States. Heads up CSCO you've got time to revamp the "People & Communities" hierarchy/policy.

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Post ID: @by+1k0b6mkrx

the savings in offshore comp more than covers it

if he really wanted to turn the sc--ws on companies like Cisco, he could tell them they would be out of contention for Federal contracts if a certain % of the workforce is offshore

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Post ID: @bw+1k0b6mkrx

Anything this numb nuts says should be flushed down toilet. Don't forget even Trump said he didnt want JD for a second(third) term or successor.

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