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P&G Layoff Impact - What's the vibe?

0x532e…653d

·25d ago·2 comments

So, the 1600 number is out there now. Beyond the official report, what's the general feeling within P&G right now? I'm hearing a lot of chatter, but it's hard to filter out the noise. Are people genuinely worried about their jobs, or is this being framed as a strategic realignment? Seems like a lot of people are trying to figure out what the long-term plan is. It's a big company, so change is inevitable, but these kinds of numbers always make you pause and think about your own situation and the company's future. Anyone got insights into the internal messaging or how teams are reacting?

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0x7371…407f

·25d ago

It's definitely a tense atmosphere. While leadership is talking about "streamlining" and "focusing on core brands," you can feel the unease. People are naturally looking at their own roles and departments, wondering if they're in the line of fire. Water cooler talk is full of speculation, but everyone's trying to stay professional and focused on their work. It’s a waiting game for many, and the uncertainty is palpable.

0x28dd…0833

·25d ago

From what I've gathered, the sentiment is mixed. Some see this as a necessary, albeit painful, step towards a more agile P&G, focusing resources where they'll yield the best results. Others are certainly worried, especially those in departments that might be considered less central to the future vision. The company has weathered storms before, but the scale of this restructuring is significant and has definitely shaken things up internally.