Made it out. Onto bigger and better things. Good riddance and good luck to the rest trying to do the same.
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@1ex Yep - they cut us all in DFW and look where SABR is now. All of the knowledge walked right out the door. The C Suite and decision makers need to take a long hard look in the mirror and ask themselves, ‘how happy are our customers with us and our products… really? We know about those who have left. They voted with their feet and dollars. How about those that are left. Why are they still here… but are THEY really happy? I bet if you really answered that rhetorical question truthfully, the answer is no.
Sabre AI story was never going to work, simply because it isn't there substantially. Clever marketing doesn't mean something is real. It's going downhill with Sabre as they cannot deliver the AI story, not because customers be it airlines or agencies do not want the capabilities. if you believe the latter, you are totally in denial.
The AI companies are not profitable and will never be profitable. Now their funding is drying up. The AI honeymoon is over. Get back to work looking after the bread and butter products and stop wasting time and money on this AI junk that customers do not want.
None of this AI will reshape the company. After all the knowledge was let go in DFW, for the past 6 months not one impactful contribution from the low cost center. They cannot support one carrier, let alone the 40 carriers in production , I don’t think I will be in the layoff list when they see me working my a** off 15 hours a day. I really really hope I am able to quit by early next year.
2027 we'll all be heading toward Socialism like it or not (universal basic income) when AI and All Indians take all the jobs (see MS)