Thread regarding General Motors layoffs

Layoff GM CEO

CEO is been in place for the last 10 years

GM E hummer result failure
E Silverado result no one wants it
Bolt result t urd on wheels
Hybrid vehicles result failure
GM software/ui result failure
GM china total failure https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2024/05/06/us-automakers-like-gm-rapidly-lose-ground-in-china.html

CEO performance rating failure

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Post ID: @OP+1vEeMas0

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Out there new car shopping.
Doesn’t matter the model , I have my choice of 2024 “ service loaners”.
Got to get them on the road somehow .

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Post ID: @8fdo+1vEeMas0

Relevant:
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares steps down as carmaker continues struggle with slumping sales
https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/stellantis-ceo-carlos-tavares-resigns-carmaker-continues-struggle-116354931

"For its third quarter, Stellantis posted 27% plunge in net revenues, as gaps in launching new products and action to reduce inventories also slashed global shipments of new vehicles by 20%."


This is a look into a crystal ball. I'm 100% certain we will see this with GM sales in the near future. I'm not even sure why/how we are still selling at record levels with high inflation and broke consumers.
Will Mary be asked to step down when it happens, and would she?
Everything changes not just for Mary but for all of us when those sales numbers drop.

A large aspect to the Stellantis story is a European recession. Some could look at this and think, "well that doesn't apply to us." The Great Recession started in Europe in June of 2007. It started in America in December 2007.

  • "This time is different": Zero growth for Europe in 2023*. Of course the article predicts that the EU would turn that around in 2024, which it DID NOT. Also lots of blame on the pland3mic FWIW. It's amusing that no one ever puts a date on a recession as it's happening. They only point to it later. Will economists admit we were in a recession in 2024 after the orange man takes office? ;)

*https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2024/03/america-europe-post-pandemic-growth-comparison/677617/

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Post ID: @8bch+1vEeMas0

Why not get rid the lazy union thugs ruining the company?

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Post ID: @7ywk+1vEeMas0

The SLT never faces consequences.

Bad SLT decisions cause layoffs for the little people.

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Post ID: @2sys+1vEeMas0

This is just a few of the 💩 shows of MB

Why do regular employees need to pay for the CEOs mistake

Fk ‘speed and excellence’

We need a CEO who is excellent, not this 💩 peddler

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Post ID: @2dwr+1vEeMas0

She led the way just like Biden told us.

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Post ID: @1mau+1vEeMas0

That she is super-pals with Ginni Rometti explains a lot, and will probably make her exit on similar terms.

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Post ID: @1buh+1vEeMas0

Blackrock is controlling nothing.. YOU give Blackrock control with your money when you keep buying the new hyper expensive GM cars made under a CEO many want her booted. STOP buying GM cars and I bet you Mary Barra and the rest if her Woke board and executives will get the boot. Keep buying these cars and nothing will change, actually things will still change but for the worse... So use use your money wisely. Put your dollars where your mouth is. Lead with actions that make a real change that hurts terrible GM leadership.

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Post ID: @1brf+1vEeMas0

"Yep - the company is shrinking in market presence and she f—ks up everything she touch’s."
She is the John Wick for car companies.
Everything she touches dies.

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Post ID: @1vkn+1vEeMas0

"BlackRock controlling things"
they have control of like 40% of the US companies
they also own a piece of Vanguard and State Street (and vice versa)
there is no competition and they can do what they desire

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Post ID: @1uwb+1vEeMas0

Most OEMS were trying to outsource since the early 70's. Every opportunity failed, leading up to today, where even the most lowliest outsourced activity is always evaluated.

What they found was if Habibie learned something new, he would jump positions for a nickel increase, and training of a replacement began all over again.

If you want to participate in this system, work only as hard as to not get fired. Never go out of your way. And certainly, never train your replacement.

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Post ID: @1tgi+1vEeMas0

I agree Mary needs to go, but the change we need will not happen with BlackRock controlling things

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Post ID: @htn+1vEeMas0

They want us to do more with less.
This gives us license to do less while earning more. There’s a way to play their game and win. Most of you are smart enough to figure it out. Make me proud!
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Instead of playing into the demoralizing and defeatism, why don’t we help each other?
Complaining about the product, the managers and the CEO isn’t going to help you win. Playing the f’ing game will. Let’s run with this theme.

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Post ID: @chg+1vEeMas0

fail upwards
it is the post-america way now
the climax is when they bail out with a golden parachute
and we go down with the plane

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Post ID: @eey+1vEeMas0

https://youtu.be/Q0X021vt9HE?si=8p3MnUFq0TSqi-F1

Maybe the idota should listen to her employees instead of Elon or her shareholders, pendejo totalmente she is

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Post ID: @zjg+1vEeMas0

Could not agree more. MB has been a total train wreck but yet she’s held up as some kind of goddess simply because of her gender. If we rate her performance just on achievement, there’s no argument that she has been nothing but an utter failure.

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Post ID: @fte+1vEeMas0

Yep - the company is shrinking in market presence and she f—ks up everything she touch’s. Like the CEO at Ford that is destroying that company, I doubt it will matter because nepotism is alive and well at both companies. I suspect the board will keep her so long as she is ‘in the club’ and lining their pockets.

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