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Corning (GLW) - Any departments particularly vulnerable?

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·58d ago·1 comments
Just wanted to open up a discussion here for anyone at Corning. I've been seeing some pretty clear signs of a slowdown in my area, and it's making me nervous. While there hasn't been any official word on layoffs, the budget reviews have been intense, and there's a lot of scrutiny on non-essential projects. I've heard from a few people in other divisions that things are pretty quiet on the hiring front and some teams are being asked to do more with less. I'm wondering if anyone has a better pulse on which specific business units or roles might be more exposed if things do go south. Is it sales? R&D? Manufacturing? Trying to get a sense of the landscape beyond my own bubble. Any insights or observations would be appreciated. Stay safe everyone.

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·58d ago

Haven't personally noticed anything drastic in my department, but I've definitely heard the whispers. Seems like some of the more R&D-heavy divisions are feeling the pinch more than, say, manufacturing or core operations. Budgets are definitely tighter, and there's a palpable sense of caution. People are understandably a bit on edge, but so far, it's mostly been about increased efficiency expectations rather than outright cuts. Keep an eye on those project pipelines, though.**