That’s it, that’s the post. That’s what it feels like inside this dumpster fire.
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Omnissa is in an unrecoverable stall. When you factor in the aging tech, stiff competition (MS plays dirty), the lack of market recognition, the fact that many of your best and brightest have left (there are still some good ones there), stingy PE ownership, and your terrible sales management, who spend more time monitoring these posts vs. being in front of customers. It will be a difficult task for your new CEO to turn this around; on paper, he seems bright, but does he have the experience needed to turn it around, given the market dynamics and self-inflicted issues? Time will tell; Omnissa will be a much different company in 24 months, for better or worse. As a former employee, I'm rooting for you all.
@ee "What is Singh's experience with a dumpster fire turnaround plan?"
Anything is better than the same thing day after day that Shankar was serving. Singh could success. He could also fail. But at least he's not going to maintain the status quo, like Shankar, which was a certain path to failure.
@12z it could be 3-6 more months before Omnissa has any meaningful sales direction.
@10m He isn't going to make any decisions on sales until he hires in a new sales leader and that person has a month or two to assess and advise.
@ee 1000% more likely than Shanks. Never saw him on Slack ever. As if he was running a 100K+ organization.
Singh just larps in the slack channel and all the glazers kiss his a-s. palo alto was an already reputable company that he was at during the tech bubble, literally every company got rich..... turning omnissa into a security company will be a train wreck.
What is Singh's experience with a dumpster fire turnaround plan? I'm not seeing it.
every1 life will be 10000000% better after this business fires Katie and Kyle
Boring
The weekend is near. Time to unwind and forget about this place and all its troubles