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IBM announces first job cuts under new chief executive. The company is cutting an unspecified number of jobs in the first major workforce reduction under new Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna, The Wall Street Journal's Asa Fitch reports. A person familiar with the company’s plans said they are thought to affect several thousand people. The layoffs, which were earlier reported by Bloomberg News, affect several units of IBM, including its Global Technology Services division, which offers IT outsourcing. IBM had around 352,600 employees as of the end of last year

A challenging start. Mr. Krishna took over at IBM last month, facing the twin challenges of coping with the pandemic and reorienting a company that has suffered through several years of declining revenue and an anemic share price. In an interview with CIO Journal earlier this month, Mr. Krishna said he didn’t know how long the economic downturn would last and declined to predict whether the company would furlough employees or cut jobs.
 
Singapore over-emphasized WFH.

If a company can let you WFH 80-100% of the time, that means your job can be outsourced overseas in due time.
 
Singapore over-emphasized WFH.

If a company can let you WFH 80-100% of the time, that means your job can be outsourced overseas in due time.

It also means that SINKapore companies can sell to the ROW.
It is value-add that matters.

CECA Ah Nehs are here because the PAP let them in; they don't bring any value-add that sinkees do not have.
 
Singapore over-emphasized WFH.

If a company can let you WFH 80-100% of the time, that means your job can be outsourced overseas in due time.
Yeah. Haha. Another potential big fuckup.
 
IBM is an Indian Company already.

their Main office (not the sales office) is at Changi Tech Park.

The SGo is long long gone as a genuine Sinkie Office more than 15 years ago.
 
IBM announces first job cuts under new chief executive. The company is cutting an unspecified number of jobs in the first major workforce reduction under new Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna, The Wall Street Journal's Asa Fitch reports. A person familiar with the company’s plans said they are thought to affect several thousand people. The layoffs, which were earlier reported by Bloomberg News, affect several units of IBM, including its Global Technology Services division, which offers IT outsourcing. IBM had around 352,600 employees as of the end of last year

A challenging start. Mr. Krishna took over at IBM last month, facing the twin challenges of coping with the pandemic and reorienting a company that has suffered through several years of declining revenue and an anemic share price. In an interview with CIO Journal earlier this month, Mr. Krishna said he didn’t know how long the economic downturn would last and declined to predict whether the company would furlough employees or cut jobs.
ABNN AGAIN LIKE CITI VIKRAM...
 
that's how the world goes around ...Chinese and Indians were foreigners to this land where Malays are the natives ...British marginalised the native malays to stake their rule ..Chinese were used as the middlemen and Indians were used in their civil and administrative services ..the general excuse was the Malays were lazy ...today the very same excuse is thus used that the local will not perform jobs that foreigners are willing to do and the locals are not trainned to do that ah nehs will do

it was the same excuse ..what the British employed the PAP does now

we reap what we sowed
 
It also means that SINKapore companies can sell to the ROW.
It is value-add that matters.

CECA Ah Nehs are here because the PAP let them in; they don't bring any value-add that sinkees do not have.
And who allowed you in?
 
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