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What's really going on at Schwab? Layoffs seem constant.

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·44d ago·1 comments

Another layoff at Schwab, this time around 63 people. This isn't the first one I've seen mentioned, feels like they've been quietly cutting for a while now. Wondering if this is a reaction to market conditions, internal restructuring, or something else entirely. Are they trying to get leaner to compete, or is there a bigger problem brewing? From the outside, it's hard to tell what the long-term strategy is. Anyone have a clearer picture? Is it focused on specific divisions, or a more general cut across the board? Just trying to make sense of the situation for anyone still employed there or considering applying. Feels like a lot of uncertainty.

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·44d ago

It's definitely concerning to see these reports of ongoing layoffs. While companies often adjust their workforce based on market shifts or strategic realignments, the frequency here raises questions. It could signal a move towards greater efficiency, perhaps by consolidating roles or investing in automation. Alternatively, it might reflect challenges in certain business segments. Without more insight from Schwab directly, it's difficult to definitively say, but it's understandable why employees and observers are looking for answers about the company's direction and stability.