Thread regarding Xerox Corp. layoffs

Xerox Releases 2nd-Quarter Results down 10% in revenue

Let the layoffs begin!!

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Yeah. Sound like one of those old fa-t boomers. "Back when we were zeroes, we wore 3-piece suits and it didn't matter that we were covered in toner. Of course management loved it when we put on the knee pads."

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Post ID: @5qfu+1tGg0uBl

So butt still stinging sub?

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Post ID: @5ked+1tGg0uBl

I left 4 years ago... I read all your whines... all losers and horrible employees that's why you stay... you can't get another job LMFAO. I worked with some of you and the incompetence is at the base. Keep complaining!!!

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Post ID: @5mnp+1tGg0uBl

Bring on the packing boxes

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Post ID: @2ajj+1tGg0uBl

"It's only down 10% because it's already at the floor. It can't go lower unless there's bankruptcy which isn't in the near future. Too much cash on hand and contract revenue for bankruptcy anytime soon."

It can easily go lower. There is no revenue floor.

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Post ID: @1ivn+1tGg0uBl

Laughable earnings call. The first Q&A threw in the towel and didn't even ask a follow up question. Said they'd take it offline later because they couldnt answer the question lol. It's only down 10% because it's already at the floor. It can't go lower unless there's bankruptcy which isn't in the near future. Too much cash on hand and contract revenue for bankruptcy anytime soon.

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Post ID: @1bbo+1tGg0uBl

Got it straight from the board of directors of a major hospital in Northwest Indiana

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Post ID: @1kpp+1tGg0uBl

Generally, when someone says “absolute fact” while not providing any real information, it is a clear sign they are simply a troll spewing BS. Shocking, I know.

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Post ID: @1mhm+1tGg0uBl

Can you share any of those accounts that are suing Xerox and what they are suing them for? I'd like to read up on that as I've not seen anything public.

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Post ID: @pwm+1tGg0uBl

Xerox is being sued by lots of hospitals and major accounts. Especially in the Midwest. Just an FYI. Absolute fact.

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Post ID: @elz+1tGg0uBl

The fact that the stock only dropped nearly a buck tells you that the street knows of the ever- going plan to cut expenses as the business declines. Take away the $1 dividend and the stock drops to 3.

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Post ID: @qyc+1tGg0uBl

SB and the rest of the C suite earning that
hard earned pay and bonus money ..
Re-inventing more Layoffs ..

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Post ID: @xch+1tGg0uBl

At least another 2000. Big opportunity for TCS.

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Post ID: @ofw+1tGg0uBl

Time to offshore the offshore!
You get what you pay for…Xerox on the cheap.

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Post ID: @rnc+1tGg0uBl

Accelerating revenue decline. Time for Steve to pull a Biden, although our Kamala is waiting in the wings. I’m out in 12…

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Post ID: @tgs+1tGg0uBl

The post by Cieio is spot on! Customers with paid service contracts with an eight hour response time are waiting three days or longer for a tech to show up. Yes...plain d-mb and non-informed management decisions.

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Post ID: @ksi+1tGg0uBl

10 percent revenue down means 10 percent layoff coming

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Post ID: @wel+1tGg0uBl

How could investors not realize that cutting the people Xerox would need to "re-invent" the company could result in a nose dive in profits? Schools, government and corporations care about one thing. Productivity. When we wait 5 days for support on hardware, software, and every other service we pay for, we will go elsewhere. Xerox can't offshore to the lowest bidder and expect we'll put up with subpar support at a premium price. Just plain d-mb management decisions

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