As Q1 approaches, any word on a second round of layoffs?

does anyone know if there will be a second round of layoffs? I am nervous hoping it is over Any insight or opinions welcome

hi all - my two cents - i still think netsuite is a great company to work for. we've had several years of growth, and i've seen this place go through a lot of changes. but times were good, and as the saying goes, good times never last forever. the... — read more 

I'm hearing conflicting reports, and I'm not sure what to think.

I was laid off this morning from my Account Executive position. My manager called me in the morning and it seemed like they were reading off of a very generic script. When asking if this was performance based, all my manager could disclose is that it... — read more 

Just got laid off today, IC3... Got the call from a VP stating it was all across the board. Severance package 4 weeks + 1 week for each year at Oracle...

Account Executive laid off today. 14 months in that Role. Feels like shorter tenures and remote employees got axes in higher proportion

I see no news on layoff on this thread - haven't they ever layed off employee?

Layoffs invade NetSuite.... The axe-man was right. Management met all this week behind closed doors. Hiring freezes are put into place. Layoffs will (and are currently) impacting Consulting this week. If you think you're safe behind NS, think... — read more 

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they have a great product, it's a bit overpriced, but the product is supe flexible

To the middling middle management at NetSuite: get a clue! Whatever your criteria for making layoff decisions besides covering your clueless as--s , it would be nice to understand or have explained. Ugh! You truly should be gone as you add no value... — read more 

Feeling eerily similar to FY23 at this time of year. Hiring freeze around this time last yr, this yr they are saying the org is ahead of it's hiring needs instead of calling it a freeze. No promos happening until the new fiscal...same message as last... — read more 

NetSuite was first introduced in 1998 as NetLedger. As a SaaS application, NetSuite requires the use of a JavaScript enabled HTML 4.01 or higher compliant web browser to access using HTTPS (HTTP 1.1 over SSL) over the internet. In general, this... — read more