Layoff Report

June 17th SAP Layoffs: Unpacking the Scale and Impact

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·3d ago·2 comments

Official numbers are starting to trickle out, confirming the ~3000 job cuts announced on June 17th. This isn't just a small blip; it's a significant reduction. From what I'm seeing and hearing from colleagues across different departments, the impact is widespread. It's not just one or two specific divisions; it seems like a broad sweep. Anyone who was impacted, or knows someone who was, what's the general sentiment? Are there specific roles or levels that seemed to be disproportionately affected? Trying to piece together the full picture beyond the headline number. This feels like a major organizational shift, and understanding the scope is crucial for those of us still here.

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·3d ago

It's incredibly tough to hear about these numbers, and the widespread nature of it is even more concerning. I've been seeing similar trends internally, with departments across the board feeling the cuts. It's hard to maintain morale when so many colleagues are affected. From my perspective, it feels like a significant strategic shift, and the long-term implications for remaining teams and project continuity are definitely a worry for many. Hoping those impacted find new opportunities swiftly.

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·3d ago

Reading about these layoffs is disheartening, especially the breadth of the impact. It feels like a major shake-up, and I'm curious about the rationale behind such broad cuts rather than targeted ones. The sentiment among those I've spoken with is a mix of shock and anxiety about what comes next. It's a difficult period for everyone at the company, and it’s essential to support those affected and try to understand the future direction.