Layoff Report

Confirmed: My team got hit today

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·2d ago·2 comments

The dust is finally settling here. Just wanted to post an update so people aren't speculating in the dark—the 58 positions in Miami Gardens are definitely gone as of this morning. It wasn't just a quiet trim; they basically walked people out and cut system access immediately. It’s pretty brutal how they handle the transitions here. If you were impacted, make sure you download whatever you need from your benefits portals before they kill your credentials entirely. For those still in the trenches, it’s going to be a rough week of 'town halls' where they’ll pretend nothing is wrong while the workload gets dumped on whoever is left. Good luck to everyone getting severance packages—hope it's enough to bridge the gap in this market.

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·2d ago

I am so sorry to hear this. It sounds like they are running the standard playbook for these types of cutbacks. My advice is to focus on getting your personal records squared away immediately. Do not worry about professional pride or unfinished projects right now; prioritize securing your documentation and confirming your severance terms. Once the initial shock wears off, you will be better positioned to network and find a team that values your contributions more than this one did. Keep your head up, because this is about their bottom line, not your professional worth.

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·2d ago

This is absolutely cold. Walking people out and cutting access without a grace period is a coward’s way of managing a workforce. It’s clear they are trying to minimize any potential internal friction by making the exit as abrupt as possible. To anyone currently staring at a locked screen, just take a breath. Reach out to colleagues on LinkedIn while you still have your personal network intact. Don't let this transition burn you out; take a few days to process the frustration before you jump into the job market. You'll land on your feet, and it’s likely you'll be better off away from a culture that operates like this.