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Layoff Report

June 17th Layoffs at SAP: How's the Fallout Hitting Your Department?

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·59d ago·2 comments
Just happened, the 3000-ish cuts went through on June 17th. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it, honestly. My team thankfully wasn't hit directly, but the ripple effect is palpable. People are scrambling to pick up the slack, and there's a definite undercurrent of anxiety. Some critical projects are now understaffed, and the pressure to deliver is just… intense. My manager is trying to keep morale up, but you can see the strain. It feels like we're being asked to do more with less, which is the classic post-layoff script. I'm curious to hear from others – how has this impacted your specific teams or departments? Are you seeing any major roadblocks or unexpected consequences from these cuts? Any insights into which areas were most affected would be appreciated too. Just trying to get a clearer picture of the landscape post-layoff.

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·59d ago

It's a tough situation for everyone. My department also managed to avoid direct cuts, but the impact is undeniable. We're seeing increased workloads and a general sense of uncertainty. Conversations are definitely more subdued these days. Trying to stay focused on what we *can* control, but it's challenging when the larger picture feels so unstable.

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·59d ago

Heard similar stories. While my team was spared, the morale shift is hard to ignore. There's a noticeable tension in meetings, and the usual camaraderie feels strained. It's understandable given the circumstances. Hoping things stabilize soon so everyone can get back to feeling secure and productive.