Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

Is this usually the case?

November is going to be huge for layoffs just in time for the hollidays

Does Dell usually lay people off ahead of the holidays?


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Post ID: @OP+1m3rpfryg

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Dell has been doing the death by a thousand cuts layoff to skirt state, national, and international laws that require notification and, in some cases large fines, if too many people are laid off at one time.
It’s cruel but saves the company tons of money.

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Post ID: @16a+1m3rpfryg

There was a layoff yesterday (10/2/26).

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Post ID: @rw+1m3rpfryg

This is the end , my only friend the end, beautiful friend, the end

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Post ID: @qw+1m3rpfryg

I do remember in 2023 or 2024, they laid off people in the first week of Dec, but last year they "only" did layoffs in Nov....you know, because they care /sarcasm

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Post ID: @ck+1m3rpfryg

Many times in the past November is when they will decimate entire orgs…then again end of Jan.

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Post ID: @bn+1m3rpfryg

I have seen whole groups taken out in November pre pandemic even. But layoffs have been constant every quarter since 2021.

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Post ID: @av+1m3rpfryg

Like people are saying, they are laying people off all the time. They is no rhyme or reason because we don't know their plans.

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Post ID: @an+1m3rpfryg

Dell lays people off anytime, any day, any week, any month of the year nowadays. It has nothing to do with holidays or otherwise. They are on a mission to reduce headcount, that's the current corporate strategy.

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