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Official South Bow Thread

I see that SOBO went through some cuts. I also see that a few posts were removed due to probably using initials of the degenerate directors. censorship is alive and well.

P.S. sorry for the TCE folks who have to see this in their feeds. South Bow doesn't have its own page yet but no worries, it will be a good laugh for you guys.


Where is the transparency???

This is the weirdest layoff round I had to go through in my life, and I've been through more than a few. What the he-l is even happening? All we know is that some people are getting cut, but how many, where, when it will be done, or anything else is just wild guessing at this point. The. Fu-k.


Voluntary Departures

Year end is approaching, 5 day RTO mandates are looming, and some of the most experienced, high-impact members of our team are choosing to leave for roles elsewhere. Not lazy, quiet contributors bootlickers were most concerning about committing "fraud. But, the people who have held this division together for years, and have constantly pushed the company forward. Turns out, when people know their worth, they look for companies that know it too.


Job openings

It is very frustrating to see job postings with the same title that were laid off in October. Why would I apply for this role, will it be offshored soon too? Thinking I will just take my severance and move on. I don’t want to get a new position in Cargill only to go through this again….


Updated intelligence on Walmart layoffs

We don’t expect significant layoffs before end of financial year (Jan 31st). 3Q was good, stock is up and the holiday event seems to be going fine.

Evaluations continue on where AI can be implemented, although progress is slow due to backlog and inability of the tech side to implement and put into production old projects that have languished. Some will be canceled.

Evaluation time is coming up for salary associates so we’ll see the normal reductions based on performance starting March/April.

Probably no significant workforce reductions until the May time frame. Once the new CEO is installed, it’s likely we’ll see some tech leadership turnover to increase focus on project delivery and stability.

We believe several areas are probably safe from the potential 2Q reductions, such as transportation, vision and store staffing. Expect a focus on market management and merchant areas with potential AI solutions to streamline the business side and a renewed emphasis on first to market activities.

We think the biggest resource impact could still be in tech but not until 2Q.


2025 Employee of the year: Eliza

What a joke.

An hour of how great Eliza is. Just come out and tell us that within a few years, we will all be without a job because your precious AI bot will be doing it all.

Hey RV, I think your girl Eliza left a little something on your chin. Might wanna wipe that off


Stagflation - High Inflation - Low Gtowth. Layoffs to keep (Increasing) while Inflation (Rises) into 2026.

Stagflation -

High Inflation - Low Growth.

Is (by far) the greatest threat to the U.S. economy.

High Inflation caused by Trump tariffs.

Unemployment caused by Low Growth.

AI spending helps GDP growth, but U.S. consumer spending is 68%+ of GDP.

Fact -

(U.S.) ISM manufacturing is now (Down) for the (9th consecutive month in a row) due to declining new orders, and service deliveries.

This coincides with the (start) of Trump tariffs.


Confirmed. Layoffs early 1Q

Hi friends. I have it on good authority that layoffs are confirmed for early 1Q 2026 immediately following the holidays. My source said the board recently signed off on the plan of “execution”. Also a major topic of discussion was to relocate the HQ back to Spring TX due to quality of hires found in Oklahoma. This was a similar strategy of our former company, Southwest Energy said they could hire much better Engineers from A&M and the land people from Okie were non consequential hires basically. Although this appears to be a long term plan for Expand after the dust settles from this 25% layoff. I’ll keep this forum updated with more news and stuff. Happy Holidays, y’all!


100 Billion

How much did AT&T lose on Time Warner and DirecTV?
Months before it sold Warner Media to Discovery, it spun off the satellite broadcaster DirecTV, another prong in AT&T's media strategy, with a loss to shareholders of about $49 billion. By The Times's calculation, between the Time Warner and DirecTV deals AT&T has squandered close to $100 billion!!!
How do we lose soooo much money and still have the same dum dums at the helm!???


VZ continues to get Toxic

Projects have been cut as part of funding for 2026. But the RIF did not remove those team members. Dan did not announce any new initiatives so now the SDs with no projects are lurking and stealing projects as part of so called reorgs.
The VZ bureaucracy was always bad and now its getting toxic


Seriously - when is the next layoff coming?

I am miserable in my new role, the new office environment, and the new (poor) attitude that seems to come from every senior manager. I'm planning to quit, but if the next layoff isn't too far off it may be smarter for me to wait. Does anyone have reliable information as to when the next one might be?


Plan in the works to save hundreds of Algoma jobs, union says

Plans are in the works to save hundreds of the roughly 1,000 jobs slated to be lost at Algoma Steel Inc.

Bill Slater, president of United Steelworkers local 2724 that represents some of the affected employees, says as many as 500 people could be back at work by the end of next year.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-algoma-union-job-cuts-federal-loan/