Broadcom, that was cold.
The total number of affected employees at the location listed above is anticipated to be 1,267,” Jill Turner, Broadcom’s vice president of human resources, wrote in the notice. “This will not result in closure of the entire facility, but will only impact certain employees selected for layoff. This planned action is expected to be permanent. Affected employees do not have a right to displace or bump any other employee, and they will not be recalled to work."
Source?
Wtf happened here ? VMware was an awesome company. We're they killed by the cloud ?
Vmware didn’t read the trend well in 2008 and paid the price. I wish it did more acquisitions to keep up. We need a pirates of Silicon Valley part 2
Some context here?
When is the layoff happening?
It's started already
1267 people were already let go?
It’s a business, not a charity.
We run a business. It’s not a charity.
You own broadcomm bro u just work their for salary lol 😂
I work there for pay bro. You work at VMware for free?
Bay area traffic gonna be real bad this Monday morning. ~20k vmware employees on road. I heard here in santa clara special camps have been put for car safety , tires etc checking 😂
Layoffs as a service?
Employees residing within 60 miles of a Broadcom location are mandated to work in-office, with few exceptions: “If you are customer-facing, go-to-market (sales), then sure, you can be remote, I don’t care,” Tan said. “Any other exception, you better learn how to walk on water. I’m serious.”
50 miles