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The Fall of Rome

Huge operation center quietly getting set up in the Philippines. Layoffs every 2 months through 2027. Poland to have massive layoffs. Berwyn Pennsylvania getting gutted. India given increased role they can’t handle. Senior Management denies all and plays d-mb with the mid level managers. Mangers in London, Germany, and Singapore making all the decisions now. This is no longer an American company. Offshore, offshore, offshore. AI, AI, AI - which has proven to be a failure so far. PA is a particular mess, with virtually no competent leaders left. No leaders of people, just senior managers who have no idea of what actually occurs in their own office and couldn’t identify half the people they see on the way to the bathroom. 12-14 hour days are the norm and expected. Run far, far away from this company, unless you are filipino. Then you have a future. Or maybe if you want to do client service. They’ll need to hire more there to explain to all the clients why Rome is burning and the service has become dogshit. Side note, they’ll do a terrible job explaining because they have no idea what is going on. just mouthpieces…. My advice, get out now, especially if you are in the US or Poland. The founders of SS are rolling in their graves at what Uncle Ron and Clair Williams have done to the place.


India

Will any one from top leadership look at the earlier comments about managers and directors. If things are not taken care it will damage more internally, things are not improving. We don't have a HR where we can complaint and help ourselves.

There are lot things which are being spoiled in the background. Some one has to come either from India leadership or US and resolve the cause


US team lead by India manager

I have a question. I was part of a reorg where my US based team will now be lead by a manager in India. A. Is this happening to anyone else? I presume this isn't promising for our future. B. My direct manager is still in the US, however the org chart doesn't show that he reports to the India manager? Is there a reason for that?


Nike is on Mass hire in India

A friend of mine is impacted and he showed me that their Indian section is hiring tech engineers in mass

Principal Software Engineer, ITC, Karnataka, India, Lead Software Engineer, ITC, Karnataka, India, Senior Software Engineer, Global Converse, ITC, Karnataka, India, Lead Information Security Engineer, ITC, Karnataka, India, Software Engineer II, ITC, Karnataka, India, Software Engineer I, ITC, Karnataka, India, Software Engineer II, Blue Yonder TMS, ITC, Karnataka, India, Software Engineer II, O9 IBP, ITC, Karnataka, India.

Nike Careers India: https://careers.nike.com/jobs?location=India


Try being on the other side

You are all complaining about Wells India and the Engine taking all your work, but have you ever thought that maybe it's not really fun to take on so much work. We are paid pennies compared to you and are asked to do more and more. Have some respect when you complain on here that maybe your life isn't so bad


Has LBT addressed Trump's Truth Social post about Intel?

"I used to be a great supporter of Indians in India until I opened my eyes up to what's going on here. White men need not apply to jobs in the state of California. Never mind in high tech. I don't care what your qualifications are. You're not getting a job at High Tech in California. Your chances are nil. You have to be from India or China because almost all the internal mechanisms are set up to be run by Indians and Chinese."

https://www.cnbctv18.com/world/donald-trump-reposts-controversial-birthright-citizenship-post-calling-india-china-hellholes-ws-l-19891897.htm


TSI - What’s the point?

Over 6 months into having a BP Staff TSI Engineer take over from a UK based Engineer in my team who was let go.

Myself, and increasingly several others from other disciplines are needing to step in and coach, and correct mistakes from our TSI. Mistakes that rarely happened before and if they did could be sorted over a desk not over time zones.

The bar to entry has been set so incredibly low just to get bodies in chairs.

Yes, they are on 40% of the money, but the output is half, the support required is 4x and it’s demoralising us who are left.

If this is good business I’ll have my hand firmly in the air at the next EOI.


Do employees in India have the same in office requirements?

Do our WFIP staff have to be in the office 3-4 days per week for 8 hours a day too? I realized I haven't heard a word about it from anyone, ever, so am curious how evenly the rules are being applied. Probably another best kept secret to alienate the US employees hat Charlie hates so much


I’m so sick of this

I used to think that people who complained about all the Indians were racist. But the last six months have been ridiculous. Each wave of new hires is like 90% Indian in tech. There is something seriously wrong and dishonest with a company that hires like that. Managers pretend like they don’t see it. They get rid of the long timers- US citizens and replace them with Indians over here. It’s getting worse not better.


Leasing 650,000 sq ft in Chennai

This deserves its own thread.

https://realty.economictimes.indiatimes.com/amp/news/commercial/us-bancorp-set-to-establish-major-global-capability-center-in-chennai/129645548

US Bancorp is set to establish its first global capability centre in India, leasing over 650,000 sq ft in Chennai. The banking giant is also exploring additional space in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, signaling a significant expansion of its offshore operations and a strategic move to insource technology and operational capabilities...

The facility is expected to house technology, analytics and back-office operations supporting the bank's global business...


RTO rumors were a distraction

A commenter alluded to it in a post: while we fussed over RTO rumors the bank is finalizing the details to hire 5000 FTEs in India. Remember this is a place that kept wages flat and laid off people ruthlessly for "operational efficiency" but has no problem committing to sending thousands of jobs out of the country.