General manager of network security unit laid off? That'll encourage potential customers.
Quest celebrates first day of independence from Dell with layoffs
Quest, the newly liberated Dell software division, rang in its first day as a standalone company by announcing a restructuring that included significant layoffs. The Register has now heard from multiple sources that Quest has pink-slipped employees, with top management staff shown the door and deep cuts made to marketing and …
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Wednesday 2nd November 2016 10:50 GMT Steve B
They've not changed then.
Worked for them in QA for a very short while but I made the mistake of running my induction exercise as a proper Quality Assurance exercise against their new update. I was then laid off BECAUSE I found bugs in the "about to be released" product, where their official testing found none. Quote from personnel: "You are not employed to find bugs, you have to follow the script and it will log if there is a bug." My reply that I found over 20 product deviations was immediately countered with "We have decided you are not the sort of person we want working here" and I was not even allowed back into the office to get my coffee cup off my desk. Karma is a bitch sometimes.
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Sunday 4th December 2016 18:59 GMT fredesmite
"help finding jobs " - that is when you tell HR to Fck off and die.
I've heard that crock of bullshitte before ...
The "help " is generally some clueless "consulting " firm whose sole purpose is to help you write a "eye catching " resume to post on job sites so Injun IT cesspools like IDC, GlobalLogic, and Collabra can pester you with word matching contract roles.
This business has really gone down the crapper.
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Wednesday 15th March 2017 11:41 GMT GruntyMcPugh
Re: "help finding jobs " - that is when you tell HR to Fck off and die.
"The "help " is generally some clueless "consulting " firm"
We were given some guidance by a career guidance company as part of our severance, so I went along, it was a day out (after my last day at work, they didn't release us to go while we were still employed), but it was a bit of a sausage factory, lots of CBT courses, a forum, etc etc, almost a job in itself, given the volume of stuff they wanted us to do. I got a real job instead.
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