Thread regarding Omnissa layoffs

@1ba " If you are stuck and can't find a way forward"

No one is whining... we are simply stating the obvious fact that management is incompetent and has messed this up.

You don't have to be very smart to see this for yourself.

@16d "Looks like there are lots of Omnissa HR and management folks lurking around here... Of course you want people to "look for something new"."

Not at all. Just a person who understands that employment is at will and would prefer to take care of myself and my career by making proactive choices... Instead of spending all day whining on the internet. If you are stuck and can't find a way forward, out of this mess, then that's on you and you're lucky that you've been able to coast thus far.

"Micromanagement and fear tactics will continue..."

Let's face reality. Our leaders are unable to reverse our decline in sales. Obsolete products and unskilled leadership has left KKR with no choice but to continue cutting headcount. This outcome was predictable. Omnissa is doomed to an ongoing decline.

@16c
What happens in Oct?

"Looks like there are lots of Omnissa HR and management folks lurking around here"

Yea... rats who sell their soul for a dime!

"your best bet is trying to find something new asap."

Looks like there are lots of Omnissa HR and management folks lurking around here... Of course you want people to "look for something new".

@158 "If you think you have a lawsuit, bring it."

The common thing that every predator does is to make their victim believe they don't have any rights or that there is nothing they can do!

There are many of us who have taken legal action and won... you don't hear about it for obvious reasons. Anyone who understands how these things work would tell you.

My advice is to speak to a lawyer as every case is different. Just do it before October 2026.

There are already enough content to justify a lawsuit, regardless of what HR and Legal try to do to cover the companies tracks and unethical practices

Not true.

Unethical doesnt mean illegal.

In the US, you have employment at will and your boss can change your job and assigned duties as they please. It's the flexibility that allows US employees to earn sometimes 2x the income of their European counterparts.

If you think you have a lawsuit, bring it. Write a demand letter, engage a lawyer, do whatever you think you need to do. That's the only test to see if your claim has merit.

@11w no there is not

"HR and legal are going to run things by the books so trying to sue isn’t likely an option"

There are already enough content to justify a lawsuit, regardless of what HR and Legal try to do to cover the companies tracks and unethical practices.

@y2 it’s how lots of tech companies have functioned for some time, unfortunately. Count yourself lucky if this is the first time you’ve experienced it. HR and legal are going to run things by the books so trying to sue isn’t likely an option. If you think you’re a target, your best bet is trying to find something new asap.

Its all change at the top of the pile

There is no transparency or ethics amongst the top management. There are PEOPLE who have been with the company for more then 10 years (some cases longer) who are not caught in this dumpster fire because of managements lack of competence and are now being asked to do what is outside of their wheelhouse and are being told "its your job" or "if you don't like it go somewhere else". It is illegal and unethical to change people's roles and expect them to somehow catch up or expect people who have dedicated years to their career to now just go somewhere else... many people cant just find another job be it due to the market or just their age. There will be lawsuits as it is clear that what the company is doing is unethical. They are treating their most dedicated employees who have stayed this long and supported them through all the turbulence so poorly. This is shameful!

@r3, care to add anything constructive?

You folks are jokes

@OP wow, you nailed it on the head, well said.

@cj "We should really consider offering a voluntary exit package."

If that was an option, more than half of the employees would want to take that package and run... lol

Maybe even more than half... maybe we should start a poll to find out for sure, lol

We should really consider offering a voluntary exit package that would give people the opportunity to either take it or shut up and get to work.

The other thread has it listed as the sales manager cowards have risen. Every. Single. Of. Them.

no one in America’s has made plan tho these sales managers still have jobs remove the cro remove the new dud vp remove the SRds

Who conceived this headcount reduction plan? KKR or Shankar? Maybe both, together.

sounds like just a problem in the dysfunctional sales org.

Yes, this is very true... They do everything they can to push people out including setting up events to ambush employees and call them "training". The sessions are rubbish and provide no benefit to people who are looking for technical content.