Thread regarding NetApp layoffs

Don't want to leave

Say what you want about this place, but for me, it's still one of the best jobs I've had. Pay is fine. Work is interesting. Coworkers are great. That's why I'm scared of getting laid off. I don't want to go.


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Post ID: @OP+1ktykqd5g

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I liked working there until they stole our time off and implemented the return to the office mandate, all within the same year. I left for greener pastures months ago but still keep in touch with colleagues. I can understand why they stay there. The unknown is uncomfortable, and the prison you know is better than one you don't.

I couldn't stomach the company another moment. It's obvious leadership hates their western workforce and wants to replace them all with underpaid eastern excellence. The return to the office and the flexible time off policies were the final straw that broke the camels back. They stole time off, then penalized their own workforce for utilizing FTO with the return to office policies.

I would never recommend someone join NetApp unless they're truly desperate. Probably a decent place to land out of college, but bad idea to stay any longer than a few years.

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Post ID: @b46+1ktykqd5g

NetApp is where people stay because they fear change.

my first 5 years at NetApp was a challange but I was happy. my last 5 years at NetApp I felt teh whole culture failed, the misserable attempts at leadership for 10B in revenue is a laughable failure 100% on leaderships shoulders.

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Post ID: @b1d+1ktykqd5g

I think a lot of this depends on site. If I were in CA, NetApp might be mid. In RTP NetApp is pretty darn nice. I'm part of a monthly beer group that a pretty good cross section of tech people and compared to other people's stories it's not bad. To be clear it's a matter of how many punches to the face you're getting. Everpure seems better but Lenovo, Dell, HPE, and IBM all make NetApp look tame. If you want to feel good talk to a Lenovo or Dell person. OMG I think everyone there has Stockholm syndrome.

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Post ID: @2mm+1ktykqd5g

I think most of us really liked NetApp til they blindly told us to F off. Loyalty to the company means nothing.

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Post ID: @vr+1ktykqd5g

haha....you will get lay off fast this or next 1-2 years. i got needs improvement and got layoff as well. Just go and join Everpure or other companies. at least thats a reset. Dont wait till layoff as everyone is looking for the same job you are fighting for. Do it now.

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Post ID: @pk+1ktykqd5g

@OP don't buy into the idea that you should be thankful for a job. Your labor is undervalued.

But if you find other enterprise and global tech companies to work for, you'll see that what you get at NetApp is pretty mid compared to its peers.

Don't punch down. Realize that the C-Suite is stealing from you when they make 200 to 400 times what you make.

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Post ID: @jv+1ktykqd5g

i had the same mentality like you 1 year ago until i got let go. I was working on super excited projects and feels ok....but they will still let you go every quarter.

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Post ID: @jd+1ktykqd5g

HR shill. Everyone at NetApp gets laid off eventually!

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Post ID: @bf+1ktykqd5g

Embrace the su-k ... and you'll be fine.

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Post ID: @b8+1ktykqd5g

You lost me at "Pay is fine". But hey ... tactical t-t su-king isn't that bad.

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