Thread regarding Dell Inc. layoffs

Some of you at dell have no idea how good you have it

50% the people around here spend their days sitting in airconditioned offices drinking free coffee, sittn in meetings about other meetings and moving numbers around in excel. all while collecting 6-figure salaries.

yet everyone is miserable because the guy down the hall makes $100k or $500k more. so what?? bob makes $350k doing practically nothing and you make $250k doing practically nothing. you're BOTH doing fine.

meanwhile there are people working outside in 100-degree heat making a fraction of that. i'm not saying dell is perfect (far, far, far from it). but some of you have turned one of the cushiest gigs imaginable into a personal tragedy because someone else got a bigger bonus or a better ranking or some exec has a plane.

maybe, just maybe, the job isn't nearly as bad as you think. maybe you've just gotten so comfortable that you've run out of real problems... and aparently bob getting promoted is now your biggest one.


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Post ID: @OP+1m67fc172

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Yes and they are hoping the company who pays their check stock chokes. Horrible, entitled folks. What they don't realize and will one day, Dell would have been better without the people whom:
Graduated college and expect 150k a year.
Graduated HS and think they deserve 150k at year 1.
Earn your keep. Corporations and the world owe you nothing. I know your parents said otherwise but they lied.

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Post ID: @r1+1m67fc172

@an of course darling. Your word in gods ear.

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Post ID: @n9+1m67fc172

if we're talking about Bob, I think we are the guy don't do sh-t

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Post ID: @kt+1m67fc172

Yep. And most of those jobs are going, very soon. Like. Now.

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Post ID: @fs+1m67fc172

Free coffee? Where?! Pre-covid there used to be but there sure af isn't anymore...

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Post ID: @ee+1m67fc172

@aq I can't come to think of any other reason than pure stupidity since you aren't paid by the hour and absolutely nobody will thank you for it later.

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Post ID: @ed+1m67fc172

Who gets free coffee?

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Post ID: @dp+1m67fc172

stopped reading at free coffee

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Post ID: @d1+1m67fc172

Left wing nut who posted this

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Post ID: @cw+1m67fc172

Who let the Dept of Labor onto the board? I wish I got paid that match. I’m flat out with work 10hrs a day and span across countries and time zones. And to the guy working outside in the heat. He chose his career path. But I bet he’s got a union, gets a COL every year, banks weeks of sick and vacation and has a pension. The first $25 of his OT is not taxed (but my bonus is?). And OT? He gets paid for every minute after 40hrs at 1.5x’s and then double for working Fed holidays (which we work too-at normal rate). So he’s actually got it better than office dwellers, thanks to his union.

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Post ID: @ct+1m67fc172

There’s a couple folks on my team who regularly take naps and do fan duel while in the can. That’s one to two hours down a day

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Post ID: @b3+1m67fc172

Explain why some work more thank 60 hrs and weekends ?

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Post ID: @aq+1m67fc172

Most roles at Dell require experience, expertise and strong work ethic. And those who bring this every day expect and deserve to be treated as valued contributors to the business.

There is an expectation of competent and fair leadership; visibility into performance (Score); competitive variable compensation and benefits; and a non-toxic, somewhat stable environment.

This is not unreasonable - it’s a fundamental expectation in tech sector.

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Post ID: @an+1m67fc172

Free coffee ?? Nothing is free at Dell except old sugar packets and maybe a Keurig pod from 2022 that fell behind the microwave.

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Post ID: @a5+1m67fc172

Sanctimonious, holier-than-thou bull shhiit. Go back to your glass house. You're tone deaf.

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Post ID: @a3+1m67fc172

@OP JC? is that you? Imagine if they get rid of you? They could afford to pay enough to make everyone happy.

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Post ID: @a2+1m67fc172

I try to keep my actual work under 40 hours, but honestly, the real work takes maybe 1-2 hours a week.

The rest is socializing, networking with coworkers, and shooting the sh-t with older guys making huge salaries who barely do anything.

I make sure to take bathroom breaks every 15-30 minutes and coffee breaks every hour so I can hang around the kitchen and meet more people.

I'm a recent UTA grad and was told early on that networking matters way more than actual work.

So that's what I've been doing.

If you count networking as work, then yeah, I probably put in 40+ hours a week lol.

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