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they would never make the error of you knowing that you are on a list

If you think they would make a mistake like that and that you’d somehow know upfront that you were going to be terminated ,you’re crazy. Do you really think they would make an error like this ? they've been doing it for years

having the OIM account added DOES NOT mean you’re on a list. You may still end up being laid off, but it’s not because of the OIM account.

stress is making us seeing the worst in everything ..


Tell Dell

First time in years I have heard NOTHING regarding Tell Dell results. Don’t get me wrong, I know the report if phony but usually the HR cronies are able to muster up some sort of positive spin on abismal results. Looks like this year there was literally nothing positive to spin.


Expect layoffs as a result

INDIANAPOLIS and CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug. 31, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) and Merida Biosciences, Inc. (Merida), a biotechnology company advancing a new class of precision therapeutics for serious autoimmune and allergic diseases, today announced a definitive agreement for Lilly to acquire Merida.

https://investor.lilly.com/news-releases/news-release-details/lilly-acquire-merida-biosciences-advance-treatments-serious


whats common with Fiserv and Japanese airlines?

Japan Airlines was $25 billion in debt. Bankruptcy declared. 16,000 jobs on the line. CEO Haruka Nishimatsu didn't call a press conference.

He cut his own salary to $90,000 - less than his pilots. Canceled the executive dining room. Took the bus to work. No bodyguards. No reserved parking. No perks. While other CEOs drafted layoff lists from penthouse suites, Nishimatsu stood in the cafeteria line with ground crew. Workers noticed.

Morale shifted. In 3 years, Japan Airlines went

from the largest airline bankruptcy in history... to the most profitable airline in the world. It relisted on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2012. That wasn't a turnaround plan. That was one man choosing accountability over comfort. Lesson: Most companies don't fail because of bad markets. They fail because leaders protect themselves first.

It's not miracle that saved Japanese airlines. It's the attitudes of leaders that saved. Hope ppl notices.


Did anyone get a meeting invite in US titled "Important Team Update"

Did anyone get a meeting invite in US regarding team update coming from business update? For the places where layoffs happened is this how they send the information? Also what roles are most impacted, senior or junior? Are there any specific job profiles they are targetting?


How many SVP and VP’s does HR need?

It’s honestly wild, good for them buddying up with M.L. from the start and getting in his ear on who to cut, that’s worked out well so far! (For them) ….But hey smart move by HR, they all get promoted and never laid off. I’m not saying they don’t provide value overall, but I find it odd/maybe the reason that they are the kingpins of this failing company…


SIU townhall canceled

The SIU townhall, which was already reduced from monthly to quarterly, was just canceled today for the 8/31/2026 scheduled date. The last SIU town hall was in May and the next one is not until November. Sabrina continues to demonstrate that she refuses to face us and take accountability!!