I just read that Broadcom laid off nearly 6000 people from CA Technologies in the last few weeks, from what I understand just a few days after the acquisition became official.
Basically, we dodged a major bullet. I think by now there'd be less than fifty percent of Qualcomm workforce leftover had the sale been approved.
Agree with above, its only a matter of time. You didn't dodge a bullet by keeping an incompetent management team. Hoc would have done the right thing and whacked the execs. Financial engineering is right and the mastermind still has a clamshell.
@W8WL6Nj-1skj: so tired of hearing how great India and Indians are. If it’s so great, why are you in the US? You’re free to fly back to that glorious s*-hole at any time.
At least with the acquisition, worthless managers would have been laid off in proportion to the workers.
The Qs incompetence bullet wounds and maims just as effectively.
decimation done via imperial Rome way
Thousands didn't dodge it in case you forgot.
Laid off employees would have faired better with Hock
At Q, Octane would have been like a nuclear bomb; reducing staff by 50%; Q employees got very lucky.
Sounds like the silver bullet you get at age 50...
If we got laid off by Broadcom, we will be laid off with 100% vesting atb $82.
Now You will get laid off with no vesting and stock below 50
Dodged bullet but hit by GD’s financial engineering...
CA Tech is now right sized, lean and ready to win.
Q continues to infight and bicker.
Sorry but we did not "dodge a bullet".
We will be getting a different bullet from CA, GD and SM.