Would you still stick around.
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Make the move now. Don’t wait to be laid off, you’ll be competing with 3,000 more people for jobs.
Right, once they start it is never ending misery. Actually it is miserable already,
I absolutely will not be staying, the one ounce of respect I had for this company is gone.
They’ve set the bar and although these layoffs are large they aren’t the last I’m sure.
Also, I guarantee the KCC will fail and they’ll rehire at GO again and start new.
@aq - Exactly! A seven minute Zoom call with ZERO information was classless. I’m sure Greg worries about prices whenever he buys has his groceries shipped in from Erewhon or Farro.
@am - I find this humorous because you should know the slackers, incompetents and obsolete will not be laid off. Those people are the cousin, sister in law or bestie of senior leadership, which is how they got the job to begin with.
Depends on who they lay off. I hate the anxiety of having this over my head, but if they cut people and it ends up making sense once we see it, I'd stay. If they cut high performers (the ones left anyway), and leave behind trouble to continue here, I'd look for something else.
As long as I can continue doing the bare minimum
Who needs Kroger when I’m sponsored by red bull and HUEL
im going to 10x my 10x luxury life style brand and create 3000 more jobs for all my Kroger homies
while this ex-pat ceo sleeps soundly at night on his $20,000 mattress, it gives me delight in knowing my job being cut helped to fund his Hard Work Earned And Definitely Deserved $20 million comp package! it sure feels great caring for a spouse with CANCER while this posh cu-t fu--s me over
we used to teach civics in school, now what we do is let these lizard people run around fu--ing up the country
Yes. I don’t hate the news and honestly see so many people who barely do any work and are gone by 2pm everyday so I see the reason why the cuts are needed.
absolutely not.