Thread regarding Ford layoffs

I'm honestly hoping to be laid off

No empty talk, no posturing. If they offered me a package, I'd take it in a heartbeat. Fifteen years ago, I joined the company of my dreams. Today, it's the one of my nightmares and I can't wait to find a way out.


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Post ID: @OP+1m0qkz9yk

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@xm It's like a pest chewing through the wire. You would just wish for them to stop bugging you.

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Post ID: @xp+1m0qkz9yk

It is best to leave Ford on your terms. Trust me there is life after Ford and it is better, happier, and more satisfying.

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Post ID: @xm+1m0qkz9yk

🐿️

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Post ID: @gh+1m0qkz9yk

Lots of trolls on this site…. Ford needs to focus on hiring decent people, not just smart ones but sane ones.

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Post ID: @dw+1m0qkz9yk

@bz @cg This place is a Dogshit so I understand. To leave, you need to investigate your a-s off. Hopefully you never speak up about it though. They won't like you talking about that. That's when the ALPR and lying to the public comes out.

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Post ID: @da+1m0qkz9yk

Agree.

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Post ID: @c0+1m0qkz9yk

Leaving Ford was the best decision I ever made. Since quitting, my life has improved dramatically. I no longer deal with the daily stress of ambiguity, constant monitoring or a toxic work environment, and I am finally sleeping well again.

The shift back to the office was bad, you're happy, healthy and then forced to work with and for weirdos, and the stress eventually took a toll on my health, leading to a cardiac event, medications, constant doctor visits, and weight gain. Thankfully, my health has completely rebounded since I left. My recent blood work was perfect, I am losing the weight I gained over the last two years, and I feel younger and more energized. No more medication, just got the all-clear, so I'm excited for that.

I am finally spending quality time with family and friends and enjoying my life again. My doctor advised me that the job wasn't worth the money, and he was absolutely right. I am still moving on from the experience, but I am incredibly glad to be out, this place is Sad, you don't need to be.

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Post ID: @bz+1m0qkz9yk

@bh If this is a real post, I'm sorry to hear that and I wish you well. Hopefully things go in a better direction for you.

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Post ID: @bj+1m0qkz9yk

They don’t give exit packages anymore they just give you 2 bad performance reviews in a row and immediately fire you

My boss has currently been targeting me really hard ever since I revealed I was pregnant and it’s making life he-l. I can’t apply for other places right now bc new jobs don’t cover short term disability / maternity leave until you’ve been there 6+ months

I’m stuck for at least 5+ more months but will be aggressively looking for a new job during my maternity leave (if they don’t fire me for some bs reason first)

I used to love working at ford and planned to spend my entire career here - the best people have left it’s a sinking ship filled with mediocre “leaders” who care nothing for their employees

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Post ID: @bh+1m0qkz9yk

You hit the nail on the head , only they are not doing buyouts just trying to fire people.

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Post ID: @a9+1m0qkz9yk

Well start interviewing then. You control your own destiny. I’ve watched too many people trap themselves in a life of misery at Ford. The place will not change.

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