Vp level still figuring out which projects to cut. 100% 1s are out. A few departments got the 'all clear'. As in; they will not see layoffs this round. Those have been communicated already

My anxiety is huge. Are there any subtle signs by which one can assume getting laid off?

With this kind of management, there is no doubt that nobody should have high hopes that things will get better here. The way the company treats its best employees is shameful. I only regret that I didn't leave earlier, when I could have found a... —  read more 

Manager doesn't seem concerned about layoffs. I'm a new grad (joined few months ago) and they are ramping me more and more to contribute to a project. We are already short handed due to hiring freeze. How worried should I be?

Wondering what would be the severance package this time, and also curious on Micron past layoff's severance package

I think leadership is intentionally making things difficult so employees quit voluntarily and they can hit their 10% headcount reduction. Its a smart move but it will cause a lot of unnecessary anxiety and also reputational damage. Also, I dont... —  read more 

I hate this stupid wait.

I wonder if this is part of the whole need to know cr-p or the impending layoffs

I haven't been productive as I could since the announcements. Been spending so much time on this website

I don't get it so this is just VP level decisions. No discussions with managers on who's who. Might be a purge like 2016. Low ratings are pretty much goners followed by projects that suck.

I’m thinking they will look at the older workers and offer early retirement packages. Personally I feel Micron needs to cut out upper management. There is way more upper management positions than what is needed.

They said they know nothing yet since it's apparently still at VP level. He seems awfully calm about it and doesn't think our project would be cut. I've been hired as an engineer less than 6 months ago and I'm on Visa and I have no idea what to do if... —  read more 

YOE range: 5yrs to 10yrs Geo: US

Didn't even reschedule. I guess they aren't filing this year.

ASML might be the only safe place for now. Whoever gets layed off from Micron is gonna have a rough time

As a person who's been through and survived a couple of layoffs at Micron let me give some insight on your risk factor. NAND is typically more at risk than DRAM because DRAM is higher chunk of Micron's revenue. If you are in the US you are at... —  read more 

New hire. Given the layoff concerns I was thinking of applying to new jobs but I don't know what to do if I get a new job and have to leave. The contract says I have to pay the relocation money to Micron.

Just heard that the decision is about saving dollars, not a number of headcount reduced. So poor performers may survive if they do not make as much money. Also, those is higher cost geos are more likely to be selected, regardless of performance. —  read more 

I know there's no way around it but the wait is ki----g me. I'm starting to feel as if their goal is to get us to up and quit on our own because we can't take the pressure and stress of pending cuts. I'm ashamed to admit that it might be working... —  read more 

I think most of the employees would leave. Who would stay here if it was offered? Hardly anyone.

Italy? China? India?

They didn't mention who's getting layed off so no one knows what the fu-k to do

It was just a self suck off? They didn't mention who's getting affected.

April says that the senior leaders are "responsible to sacrifice more than our team members". This is great news, in addition to the base pay cuts can we assume that we will also see more than 5% of the senior leadership headcount cut? Will the... —  read more 

What a year.....

Is this a sign I'm out. Fu-k

Bruh 🤣

I hate that the news of layoffs dropped and we haven't heard anything else since. At least we haven't heard anything that would give us more insight into what's about to happen. All I'm hearing is a whole bunch of rumors and exaggerations that are... —  read more 

It's not as bad as you might think. It's scary for a few weeks, then you start lining up interviews, and sooner than you expect it you have an offer or two. The key thing is to be prepared with your resume updated and plenty of applications ready to... —  read more