Thread regarding Qualcomm Inc. layoffs

More layoffs February 2015

Per Qualcomm filing with the California Employment Development Department more layoffs February 11th 2015. Good luck to us all!

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Post ID: @OP+zlNZler

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If memory serves me correctly, companies planning mass layoffs may be excused from providing the 60-day notice if they are actively seeking capital or similar investment opportunities. Watch the stock market reports on the various Qualcomm entities. This should give you an idea of how much warning you can expect if the rumors are true.

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Post ID: @7uCp+zlNZler

Bro, do u even tier 1?

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Post ID: @32ju+zlNZler

No one is stopping any of the child cribbing from hopping over either to Mediatek or Intel. Good luck getting a better deal at either of those two places. Or getting your solutions designed into TIER 1 customer products.

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Post ID: @3AjP+zlNZler

Well Intel modems seem to be on the rise ... a possible destination ?

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Post ID: @2eT9+zlNZler

Is Mediatelk San Diego a good place to work?

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Post ID: @24kv+zlNZler

Apollo 13 was lowbrow popcorn shit cinema though. And it missed the moon. Mission Accomplished!

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Post ID: @15n2+zlNZler

I am already in Europe

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Post ID: @1Wwy+zlNZler

this is not america, this is thelayoff.com

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Post ID: @1XeY+zlNZler

go back to school and get a phd you lazy american

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Post ID: @1NxS+zlNZler

You can either go work for Mediatek or go up north to Irvine and take 2 hours commute everyday. Looking at how well Mediatek is doing recently, hiring in San Diego might not work out as planned. Now that Broadcom has bailed out of mobile, that might not be as viable. Good job Qualcomm for wiping out competitors and leaving no options for layoff engineers.

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Post ID: @1SaV+zlNZler

any round of layoffs over 50 positions is considered a "mass" layoff

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Post ID: @1GzD+zlNZler

178 is a big loss for San Diego. There are not so many jobs there.

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Post ID: @1JMy+zlNZler

it makes some sense to reduce the headcounts in the bay area (san jose and such) because it's too expensive

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Post ID: @1lGC+zlNZler

QCOM is more like Apollo 13 directed by Ron Howard. It has a few technical glitches then succeeds with its mission.

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Post ID: @Q0t+zlNZler

55522: Just like the Titanic. And remember, in THAT disaster, the survivors were the ones who got off first.

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Post ID: @e07+zlNZler

QCOM is still a very good company. Don't listen to all of the doom and gloom naysayers.

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Post ID: @OPl+zlNZler

sure do your job and everybody else's. with so many people laid off we have to pick up the work load. all is not well. not a good place to work.

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Post ID: @x7K+zlNZler

Just focus on doing your job, all is well.

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Post ID: @epW+zlNZler

Yeah. I agree. I am not looking forward to going back to the office. Too much tension and really low moral and not much productivity going on. People are job hunting.

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Post ID: @Fnw+zlNZler

got a better link?

http://www.edd.ca.gov/jobs_and_training/warn/WARNReportfor7-1-2014to12-25-2014.pdf

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Post ID: @frs+zlNZler

Hey anonymous 55506.....r u in HR? I think it's time to leave the Q. With the layoffs, low moral and race arguments at Qualcomm the good days are over.

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Post ID: @jYT+zlNZler

@anonymous 55501 is correct. Original notice was for 600 layoffs. This one is for 1500+.

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Post ID: @Slc+zlNZler

Feb. 11/2015 is the date the layoffs announced on Dec. 19/2014 take effect. So we already know about this.

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