This is my first year at NetApp so not too sure how this works here.

Firmed news that Q4 rev still have double digits down as Q3, guidance will be very weak due to the current situation. 90% we will be hearing top exe talk about people impact action in next earning release, right after people come back to office... — read more 

NetApp has closed the HCI-BU, people were asked to contact local HR for new Jobs, seems the end is comming

This is the end. Products constantly being dropped because the sales force can't sell or even explain them. No demand in the market for hardware based solutions which is still the largest portion of revenue. Stock market no longer a friend... — read more 

We are laying off people in RTP? Imagine in the midst of a pandemic. Does Kurian have no shame after wasting all the repatriated money on stock buybacks. Commentators on CNBC are calling that behavior criminal and I agree.

StackpointIO is dead. NetApp terminates the NKS/HCI integraiton. Expect resource actions around HCI as it is reduced in priority... — read more 

Can’t help feeling that a very big axe is coming. With a new CFO, It feels inevitable and it will be devastating. Tough to stay focused.

Too many useless programs, middle managers, managers to manage the middle managers, managers to manage in and around the useless programs. People working on work they themselves created. May work when business is booming, but not when you’re on the... — read more 

To meet quotas, guess what did the sales team do? They manipulated their sales to tick the checkboxes. Mgmt knew about it but narry an action to ensure compliance and integrity is upheld. Lots of poor mgmt in the entire APAC org.

It means one of two things. Either he's a fall guy for Kommander Kurian and his Lost Planet Cloud Men. or He can no longer put lipstick on a pig and justify buyback after buyback after buyback. 4 billion plus down the drain and declining... — read more 

Hear layoffs in 2 weeks in engineering especially manageability group. Is it true?

Without cooking our EPS by buying back shares and Kurian kicking the can down the Wall Street they are worth less as time goes forward.

Are there Andy rumours for emea? There is a Meeting scheduled for all EMEA People managers in munic next week.

Revenues down almost 10 percent. If not for stock buybacks the EPS would have been negative too. Rumour is that satellite locations, Boulder and Wichita as well as ancillary products like StorageGrid will go over board next.

Anyone else heard this?

Expenses are paid right away with very little if no review. Salaries are generally above industry averages and in may cases not even tied to revenue bearing outcomes. Most employees in the field work from home with no oversight or management. It's... — read more 

Global numbers are abysmal. The CFO buying shares with both hands won't mitigate the stock price erosion. Maybe this quarter Henri will eliminate commissions instead of capping them.

Downgrading from buy to sell in a single move almost never happens. This is the first step towards extinction. Kurian sold his soul to Wall Street and now the payment is due. The layoffs are only beginning and as someone else already mentioned the... — read more 

https://blocksandfiles.com/2019/09/18/netapp-takes-top-billing-in-gartner-primary-array-magic-quadrant-report/

The company is currently in a constant layoff mode. The consultants that planned the NetApp "Transformation" have plans to turn over 30-40% of the sales organization largely based on age/pay/skill ranges. George put ONTAP in harvest mode 3 years ago... — read more 

It's amazing how management can get away with this. No one is safe.

This is what success looks like. To all the haters, we're better off without you. Enjoy working for second and third place because you'll never work for first place NetApp ever... — read more 

Overlay groups targeted. Cloud, Storage Grid and HCI. Company dismantling.

Its not all gloom and doom https://www.thestreet.com/technology/netappi-shares-higher-after-analyst-upgrade-15082953?puc=yahoo&cm_ven=YAHOO&yptr=yahoo

"The proposed buyout — speculated by analyst firm Trefis — centres around plans to enhance hybrid cloud offerings in an alliance set to “scratch each other’s itch”. “We think Nutanix could fit in well with Google’s hybrid cloud strategy,” wrote... — read more 

I worked as an Account Executive for NetApp for almost five years. I resigned in August 2018 after deciding to leap to Dell. Let me share the pros and cons after recently celebrating one year of employment at Dell. While working for NetApp, I had... — read more 

From a customer perspective NetApp is like Sun Microsystems. Your HCI offering is like Solaris X86. Impossibly complicated to install and unable to compete with newer commodity products. Think Linux versus Solaris X86. FAS and ONTAP are like SPARC... — read more 

What do you get for pretending the danger's not real Meek and obedient, you follow the leader Down well trodden corridors into the valley of steel What a surprise! A look of terminal shock in your eyes Now things are really what they seem No... — read more 

Henri the crazy clown riding through NetApp on his Ducati like a sicario.

How's APAC doing? Hearing there are some layoffs expected...

I'm curious, considering that all who post here seem to really hate their jobs...

Here’s a better link. All the execs are selling thousands of shares. If this doesn’t blow your confidence out of the water, I don’t know what will. It’s over and they know it. Hers a link showing all the recent executive transactions... — read more 

Even Joel has lost faith in NetApp. Way to sell... — read more 

It has been filed. This one will destroy NetApp. Best news I’ve heard in a very long time. And they say prayers don’t always get answers. They do in this situation. I now predict GK will be replaced within the next 60 days. Too late... — read more 

Any idea when the next one will happen? I’ve heard the end of August. What’s that mean? These layoffs are k–ling me. I’m the last member within my team with my skill set. I’m actively interviewing, but this is insane. Why so many layoffs... — read more 

On finance.yahoo.com, we can see more than 10 law firms are calling investors to take Class Actions because of the stock price drop: On this news, the Company's stock fell from $57.71 on August 1, 2019 to $46.04 on August 2, 2019- a $11.67 or... — read more 

I believe that the twin Netapp inherited from Oracle never has understood what Netapp was all about - and that is where most of the current problems started ! Not fully understanding the basic business (storage) and getting blinded by the cloud... — read more 

Read the article at the URL below. https://seekingalpha.com/article/4286671-netapp-irreversibly-damaged

Maybe they will survive. With Joel and Stanley out, they may have a chance. Time will tell. NetApp is such a hot mess I can no longer short the stock. https://www.crn.com/news/storage/netapp-bids-adieu-to-two-more-top-executives