Friday started this round, VPs first? Who went yesterday?
Is ordering higher levels first and ends with peons? Or maybe there is no logic on order?
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In my experience, Friday conversations involve people getting role changes that they probably won’t like — such as a leveling demotion, with the option to decline and take a severance package. Those people go first, because if they choose a package, they have a backup plan to offer the role to someone else. I don’t have any direct insight into how HR is scheduling the discussions in this round, but that’s been the case in the past.
I saw one person on LinkedIn that got impacted Friday. They were contributors in Memphis at the Distribution Center.
Someone Friday let go https://www.thelayoff.com/t/1k3n4dt0q
Who got laid off Friday? A ton of VPs were let go a while ago. What depts?
VPs were done a while ago.
There seems to be an order. Higher up seem to get laid off Fridays and peons early the following week. That was the case last time too.