MGM Resorts

Is anyone actually safe at MGM right now?

Honestly, at this point, does anyone feel secure in their seat? Between the constant chatter about restructuring and these massive layoff waves hitting different properties, it feels like the company is just throwing darts at a map to see where to cut costs next. I’m in a 'corporate-adjacent' role and every time my Slack dings, my stomach drops. We’re all just numbers on a spreadsheet to them, regardless of how many years we’ve put into the properties. I’ve started updating my resume on the down-low because I refuse to be caught off guard if the axe falls on my department next. Is there any transparency from leadership at all? Seems like they keep pushing the ‘we’re in this together’ narrative while simultaneously dropping 1,500 people in one go. It’s exhausting trying to keep up morale when the ground is constantly shifting underneath us. Anyone else scouting for exit opportunities, or am I just being paranoid?

·2026-10-18T10:00:18.095983+00:00·2

Detroit property hit hard - 1500+ impact

Just saw the official WARN notice for Detroit. 1,561 people. That is a massive chunk of the workforce. I’ve been hearing rumors for weeks that the numbers were going to be high, but seeing the actual count in writing makes it feel so much more real. My heart goes out to everyone affected—this industry has been an absolute meat grinder lately. If you’re one of the 1,500, please make sure you’re checking your severance packets closely and checking in on your unemployment status immediately. The HR communication has been radio silence for most of us on the ground. Has anyone heard if this is just the first wave, or is this the total count for the Detroit market? I'm trying to figure out if I should be packing my desk or if the dust has settled for now.

·2026-10-18T10:00:15.601647+00:00·2

·2026-09-28T10:00:28.299674+00:00·2

Feeling uneasy after the May 21st Santa Ana news

Honestly, the vibe in the office has been absolutely dead since the news about the 34 layoffs dropped. It’s hard to stay focused when you’re constantly looking over your shoulder wondering if your desk is next on the list. I know 34 people doesn't sound like a massive number compared to the thousands MGM employs, but it’s the quiet nature of these cuts that’s getting to me. No town halls, no clear communication, just a WARN notice and then people missing from Slack by Tuesday morning. Is anyone else feeling like the transparency here is at an all-time low? I’ve been putting in extra hours trying to make myself indispensable, but deep down I know that doesn't really matter when leadership decides they need to trim the budget to hit a quarterly target. Thinking it might be time to start polishing the resume and seeing what else is out there, even if the hospitality sector feels pretty shaky right now. Anyone else planning an exit strategy?

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MGM Santa Ana layoffs - anyone have the list?

So I see the WARN notice finally hit the books for the May 21st cuts in Santa Ana. 34 people gone just like that. Is anyone actually surprised at this point? I’ve been hearing rumblings about 'operational efficiencies' for months, but it’s always the same story—the higher-ups get their bonuses while the people actually running the floor get the pink slip. Does anyone know which departments got hit the hardest this time? It seems like it was pretty localized, but with the way MGM has been moving lately, I’m worried this is just the first wave of a much larger restructuring for the California operations. I’ve been checking internal systems but everything is locked down tight. If you got affected or know someone who did, hope you’re hanging in there. The market is brutal right now, but reach out if you need a referral or just need to vent.

·2026-09-28T10:00:25.857738+00:00·2

·2026-09-13T10:00:22.419347+00:00·2

MGM Resorts - Is job security a myth at this point?

I’ve been with MGM for a few years now, and honestly, the culture has shifted so much recently. Between the tech consolidation and these rolling layoffs across different properties, morale is at an all-time low. It feels like every quarter we’re being told we need to be more efficient, and the result is always just fewer bodies doing double the work until they eventually get cut anyway. Is anyone actually feeling secure in their roles right now, or are we all just waiting for the next round of notifications? I’m starting to look elsewhere because the anxiety of checking my email every morning is getting old.

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·2026-09-13T10:00:20.09172+00:00·2

MGM Resorts - Another round of cuts in Santa Ana?

Just saw the latest WARN notice hit for Santa Ana. Looks like another 34 people were shown the door as of May 21st. Anyone in the corporate offices over there have any insight into what departments were hit? It feels like the ‘streamlining’ is just a permanent state of being now rather than a one-time thing. The transparency from leadership is non-existent as usual. I’m tired of waiting for the other shoe to drop every time I see an unscheduled calendar invite from HR. If you were part of this latest group, I hope you’re landing on your feet quickly.

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MGM Resorts - Anyone else feeling the pressure to 'do more with less'?

It feels like lately, at my MGM location, the workload has been steadily increasing while resources seem to be tightening. We're being asked to take on more responsibilities without any corresponding increase in staffing or budget. It's starting to feel unsustainable and is definitely impacting morale. I'm wondering if this is a localized issue or if others at different MGM properties are experiencing the same 'do more with less' mandate. Are we heading towards a more significant restructuring, or is this just a temporary belt-tightening phase? It's hard to say without any official communication. Just trying to gauge if this is a broader trend across MGM Resorts. Any insights or similar experiences would be appreciated.

·2026-08-31T10:01:48.638146+00:00·2

·2026-08-31T10:01:46.511615+00:00·1

MGM Resorts - Hearing whispers about streamlining operations?

Hey everyone, been working at MGM for a bit now and lately, there's been a lot of talk in the background about 'operational efficiencies' and 'streamlining.' Honestly, it sounds like corporate speak for potential cuts, but there's nothing concrete yet. Management is being super cagey, just saying they're 'evaluating all avenues' to improve profitability. Anyone else hearing similar things in their departments? Is it just my property, or is this a wider MGM thing? Trying to get a read on the vibe before it gets real. Just want to be prepared, you know? The hospitality industry is so up and down, especially with the current economic climate. Curious if anyone has seen or heard of specific areas being targeted for these 'efficiencies.' Let's share info if you've got it, anonymously of course.

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MGM Resorts - Budget cuts or just strategic shifts?

Okay, so this isn't a layoff report, but I'm starting to feel a definite pinch in my department at MGM. We've had a couple of vendor contracts paused indefinitely, and travel budgets seem to have been slashed overnight. My team lead mentioned something about 'optimizing resources' and 'focusing on core priorities' for the rest of the year. Sounds like corporate jargon for 'we're watching every penny.' I'm not panicking yet, but it feels like more than just standard seasonal adjustments. Anyone else experiencing similar budget tightening? Are you seeing effects on your projects, hiring, or even just day-to-day operations? Trying to figure out if this is a company-wide belt-tightening or if it's specific to certain areas. Would appreciate any insights, especially from those in finance or procurement.

·2026-08-26T10:00:52.18746+00:00·2

·2026-08-26T10:00:50.105696+00:00·2

MGM Resorts - Any word on Q3/Q4 projections impacting headcount?

Hey everyone, been with MGM for a few years now in the corporate side. Lately, it feels like there's a bit of an undercurrent of uncertainty. No official announcements or anything, but my department's been unusually quiet on new projects, and I've heard whispers about budget reviews happening across several divisions. My manager is being pretty tight-lipped, which isn't typical for them. Just wondering if anyone else is picking up on similar vibes, maybe in different departments or properties? Are teams being asked to be more lean, or are there any subtle signs of shifts in management's outlook on future staffing needs? Trying to get a sense of the broader picture beyond my immediate team. Curious to hear what others are seeing or hearing, especially if you're in operational roles or directly client-facing.

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MGM Resorts - What's the vibe in your division lately?

Just checking in with my MGM peeps. My team has been under a lot of pressure lately, with management talking about 'efficiency gains' and 'streamlining operations.' We're being asked to do more with less, and frankly, it's starting to feel unsustainable. Saw a post the other day about another company's layoffs, and it got me thinking about our own situation. No official word from corporate, of course, but the undercurrent feels different. People are getting quieter in meetings, and there's a general sense of anxiety when leadership talks about the future. Is this just my division, or is there a broader mood shift happening across MGM? Any specific departments feeling the pinch more than others? Curious if others are experiencing similar pressures or hearing any chatter that isn't making it to the official comms channels. It's hard to stay motivated when you feel like your role might be on the chopping block, even if nothing is confirmed. What are your thoughts?

·2026-08-21T10:01:53.794472+00:00·2

·2026-08-21T10:01:51.603211+00:00·1

MGM Resorts - Anyone else noticing hiring freezes or slowed pace?

Hey everyone, I've been with MGM for a few years now and lately, things feel… off. I've noticed our department isn't posting new roles like they used to, and some internal requisitions have been stalled for weeks. My manager is being pretty tight-lipped, just saying 'budget reviews' and 'strategic alignment.' Anyone else in other departments seeing a similar slowdown? It's making me a little uneasy, especially with how the economy has been. Just trying to gauge if this is a company-wide thing or if I'm just in a department that's hit harder. Feels like a quiet before the storm, maybe? Trying not to panic, but the lack of transparency is making it tough. Has anyone heard any whispers about potential workforce adjustments or anything concrete about where MGM is heading financially? Seems like a lot of uncertainty floating around. Any insights would be appreciated.

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MGM Resorts - Performance review cycle feel different this year?

Just finished up my annual review with MGM, and honestly, it felt a lot more intense and outcome-focused than usual. The feedback was constructive, but there was a definite emphasis on ROI and productivity. My manager kept bringing up efficiency metrics and how everyone needs to be pulling their weight. It's got me wondering if this is just my department or if it's a broader company-wide push. I know there's no official layoff news, but the tone of these reviews, coupled with the hiring freeze mentioned by others, has me on edge. It feels like they're really evaluating headcount and performance very closely. Anyone else experiencing this during their reviews? Curious to hear if others feel the pressure or if it's just me.

·2026-08-16T10:01:00.546324+00:00·1

·2026-08-16T10:00:55.108415+00:00·1

MGM Resorts - Rumors of restructuring impacting roles?

Hey everyone, been feeling a weird vibe around MGM lately. Heard some whispers through the grapevine about a potential restructuring, possibly involving a pretty significant reorganization. It's making me nervous, especially with the current economic climate. Has anyone else picked up on anything similar? Not necessarily outright layoffs being announced, but more like a shifting of responsibilities, maybe some positions being consolidated or eliminated quietly. I'm in [department, e.g., F&B operations] at [property type, e.g., one of the larger Strip properties] and we've definitely seen some changes in how things are managed. Just trying to gauge if this is a widespread feeling or if I'm overthinking it. Any intel or similar observations would be appreciated.

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MGM Resorts - Significant budget cuts happening?

Okay, I'm going to be blunt. I've been seeing some really concerning signs at MGM lately, and I'm trying to gauge if this is widespread or isolated. We just had a major internal review where several projects were put on indefinite hold, and some departmental budgets were slashed pretty aggressively. It feels like more than just a seasonal slowdown. There's a definite air of uncertainty among the senior staff, and the usual 'business as usual' chatter seems forced. Has anyone else experienced something similar recently? Are there talks of restructuring or efficiency drives that go beyond the usual buzzwords? I'm not trying to spread fear, but I also don't want to be caught completely off guard if things take a turn. Any insights from other properties or divisions would be super helpful right now.

·2026-08-11T10:00:53.595626+00:00·2

·2026-08-11T10:00:51.460746+00:00·2

MGM Resorts - Anyone else notice hiring freezes?

Hey everyone, been with MGM for a few years now and lately things feel...off. My department's been pushing back on new hires for months, and even essential roles are taking forever to get approved. It's not just my team either, I've heard whispers from folks in other divisions about similar slowdowns. Management keeps talking about 'optimizing resources' and 'strategic realignment,' which sounds like corporate speak for 'tightening the belt.' Just wondering if anyone else is seeing this, or if it's just our specific location. Are budgets being slashed everywhere? Is anyone else worried about what this might mean down the line? Trying not to panic, but it's hard not to connect the dots when everything slows to a crawl.

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·2026-08-06T10:00:52.508953+00:00·2

MGM Resorts - Feeling the squeeze, is it just me?

Lately, I've been feeling the pressure at MGM. My team's workload has increased significantly, and there's been a lot of talk about 'efficiency' and 'streamlining operations.' It's making me nervous. We've been told everything is fine, but the constant buzzwords and the lack of clear communication about future plans are unsettling. I've seen some senior roles being consolidated and a freeze on non-essential hiring. It's making me wonder if cuts are on the horizon, even if nothing's been officially announced. Has anyone else experienced this? Trying to gauge if this is a company-wide thing or specific to my division. Any word on the street would be helpful.

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MGM Resorts - Any internal signs of trouble?

Hey everyone, been with MGM for a few years now and lately things feel a bit... off. Budgets seem tighter, some projects are being re-evaluated, and there's a general hush-hush vibe. I haven't seen or heard any concrete layoff news, but the atmosphere is definitely shifting. Anyone else in different departments or locations picking up on similar vibes? It's hard to shake the feeling that something might be brewing, especially with the economic climate. Just trying to get a sense of whether it's just my corner of the company or a wider trend. Appreciate any insights, even if it's just speculation. Stay safe out there.

·2026-08-06T10:00:50.403882+00:00·2

MGM Resorts - Anyone else bracing for potential cuts?

This is starting to feel like a slow burn. No official news, but the recent leadership changes and the general economic climate have me seriously wondering about our future at MGM. I've been here a while and things have been pretty stable, but lately... it's different. Budgets seem tighter, some projects are on hold, and there's a general sense of uncertainty. Just wondering if others are feeling this too and what you're doing about it. Are you actively networking, polishing up your LinkedIn, or just hoping it blows over? Trying to get a pulse check from fellow employees. Let's share what we're hearing or seeing, without naming names or specific departments if it's sensitive. Just trying to gauge the situation.

·2026-08-01T10:01:50.698742+00:00·2

·2026-08-01T10:01:48.509737+00:00·2

MGM Resorts - Layoff Rumors? What's happening?

Hey everyone, been seeing some whispers and feeling a weird tension around the office lately. Nothing official has been announced, and no WARN notices filed that I can see, but the vibe is definitely off. Anyone else at MGM Resorts picking up on this? I'm in operations at one of the larger properties, and communication has been pretty tight-lipped. Just trying to get a feel for what's going on before things potentially get worse. Is anyone hearing anything concrete, or is it just the usual pre-holiday jitters amplified? Trying to stay ahead of it if possible, update the resume, start looking maybe? Just want to be prepared. Any intel would be appreciated.

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MGM Resorts - Anyone snagging new roles elsewhere?

With all the quiet uncertainty floating around MGM lately, I've started casually browsing LinkedIn and other job boards. Haven't seen any official announcements, but the feeling of 'just in case' is definitely kicking in. Has anyone who works or has recently left MGM been successful in finding opportunities elsewhere, especially within the hospitality sector or even outside of it? Curious about what types of roles are out there and what companies are actively hiring. Trying to stay proactive and gather information. Any tips or leads would be greatly appreciated as I start to update my resume and explore options.

·2026-07-27T10:01:47.792491+00:00·1

·2026-07-27T10:01:45.593288+00:00·2

MGM - What's the vibe on the ground?

Hey everyone, been working at MGM for a few years now and things have been feeling a bit... off lately. Seeing a lot of senior folks looking stressed, and there's been a hush-hush around some department reorganizations that aren't being openly communicated. Corporate hasn't said anything about layoffs, but the general sentiment among my colleagues is a mix of anxiety and speculation. Anyone else in a similar boat? Wondering if it's just my property or if there's a broader trend we should be aware of. Curious to hear if anyone has heard any whispers or has insight into what might be brewing. Just trying to get a pulse on the situation.

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·2026-07-22T10:00:50.200778+00:00·1

Layoff Rumors at MGM?

Been hearing some chatter around the property I work at regarding potential cutbacks at MGM. It's mostly word-of-mouth, nothing official from HR or management yet, which is why I'm posting here. Has anyone else in the company heard anything similar? Are there specific departments that are supposedly being targeted? I'm in operations, and we've been told we're 'lean' for a while, but you never know. It's tough to navigate this without any clear information. Trying to prepare myself mentally and financially, but it's hard to do without knowing if there's even a fire or just a lot of smoke. Any reliable intel or experiences being shared would be helpful. Just trying to get a clearer picture of what's happening across the board.

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