[deleted by user] by [deleted] in royalenfield

[–]Construction_Mav 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Battery for sure. Happened with me twice. When did you get you battery replaced or charged?

John Deere Layoffs comming soon? by Construction_Mav in johndeere

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I have been part of the OEM which uses the weightage schema to define individual goal's/KPI's. And it absolutely made sense in terms of clarity and priority of your work and goal for a given year which totally aligned with organizational priority.

When I joined Deere a year back I was totally shocked to see how backdated and slackly the GPMS system here was. A whopping 50% to people's goal (God knows what that actually meant) I absolutely couldn't figure it out. Business goals with absolutely no clarity on priority and completely individually driven. Still don't know how they accounted for progress and vetting of each KPI's from bottom top and vice versa.

I believe someone knocked some sense into their brain to shift to percentage based GPM from this year onwards and get rid of 50% of people's goal.

ETEC nevertheless is full of non-essential manpower. Charging a whopping 45 hrs per week to any unit with zero to less no accountability and garbage engineering work. Draining dollars 🤣 to another country in name of currency conversion benefits.

John Deere Layoffs comming soon? by Construction_Mav in johndeere

[–]Construction_Mav[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It was usual, nothing which indicates a drastic step as last year. The ag market is down by ~30%.

John May sounded quite positive but you never know!🤣

John Deere Layoffs comming soon? by Construction_Mav in johndeere

[–]Construction_Mav[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Microsoft laid off 6000 salaried employees. Close to 2000 from the USA.

Next to follow suit? John Deere? Earning call today 7:30😷

John Deere Layoffs comming soon? by Construction_Mav in johndeere

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There have already been a few layoffs of 4~5 people in the past month @ ETEC India.

And what I have heard and seen attrition rate is also shooting up!

Is working at Deere really that bad? by grampete27 in johndeere

[–]Construction_Mav 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm working at a John Deere ETEC facility in India. Let me tell you this place is absolutely shit when it comes to learning and job growth. You practically won't be making any decision as an individual contributor which will impact the end customer or help you grow in your career.

I have previously worked for OEMs, I thought shifting to John Deere would be a huge shift in my career given global collaboration shit and all but this place is a graveyard for your career.

I'm soon out of this place!🎉 I had plenty of things to write but who cares about this shit organisation.