Thread regarding Comcast layoffs

Managed Out Through Annual Review Process

Another poster mentioned, in another thread, that Comcast NBCU may try to reduce headcount through the annual performance review process.

I’m concerned this is happening to me. Last year, I got a glowing year-end review from my manager but my mid-year review was mediocre.

Has anyone gone through this? Is there anything I can do to protect myself? Would I be eligible for severance, if I were managed out? What would come next (a PIP)?

I would have never joined this company, if I knew this is how they treated employees. I’ve never received a bad review in my professional career and am overqualified for my role (my boss is insecure). I made the mistake of taking this job over another offer.


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Yes, this happened to me. Document everything and start looking.

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Post ID: @kc+1m6eyg51c

Yeah, it happens unfortunately. Makes it easier for them not to have to pay severance. Not worth working at a toxic place like that.

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Post ID: @e2+1m6eyg51c

Document everything

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Post ID: @av+1m6eyg51c

This has not happened to me but that’s because I reported my toxic boss to HR before he could. I wouldn’t suggest that as HR already didn’t like him but most HR is bias. Maybe it would be good to have a written record though. I feel the exact same way. Comcast is a horrid place to work if you’re competent. But good news is that even if there was a PIP, the layoff would happen before the 90 days. I know people on PIPs whose got paused once the layoffs came.

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