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Deere - Potential Impact on Engineering Roles?

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·57d ago·1 comments
Hey everyone, been seeing a lot of chatter lately about potential organizational changes at Deere. Nothing concrete, of course, but the whispers are definitely getting louder. I work in the engineering division and some of the discussions I've overheard make me a little nervous about where things are headed. Seems like there's a big push for efficiency and maybe some streamlining of operations. Has anyone else in a similar boat heard anything specific or have any insights into what this could mean for roles, especially in product development or R&D? Trying to get a sense of the landscape and if it's worth updating the resume just in case. Appreciate any honest opinions or information, even if it's just speculation at this point.

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·57d ago

I've been with Deere for a while now, and honestly, these kinds of rumors are pretty common during times of economic shifts or when new strategies are being implemented. While it's natural to feel a bit uneasy, remember that efficiency drives often lead to innovation and new opportunities, even if there are some adjustments. Focusing on developing specialized skills or cross-functional expertise might be a good proactive step for all of us in engineering. Keep an eye on official communications, but don't let the speculation get too overwhelming.