本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛But it requires a massive laid off, your plan is to let go 30% of technical people. Are you going to do them a favor and keep your mouth shut and don't tell anyone about your vision and plan.
It is your job and responsibility to align your vision with your departmental and company goal!
And you know once it is successful implemented, you would also get promoted to senior management very soon.
BTW, it is a hypothetical situation; so don't ask me about details.
Many years ago, my VP asked me to go with him to attain a business planning meeting. I was one of the few IT guys who knows well about business planning. Apart from me, everyone else was VP except a guy from Corporate Finance. He was only an AVP at that time. He only said 1 thing in the whole meeting. If we couldn't cut another 25%, then we could not be able to meet the company objective, 15.5% ROI. He would have to report to CFO and then CEO. His boss just sat there and said nothing. Every VP was mad and argued that they already cut everything they could.
2 weeks after the meeting, every IT department submitted a preliminary revised business plan that included further 25% cut. Our department was over achieved with 30% cut and our VP was very happy after the meeting, because our CIO said he did a great job.
I left the company soon after this because I could not face the consequence. But I heard the AVP was soon promoted to VP and he is now SVP.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
It is your job and responsibility to align your vision with your departmental and company goal!
And you know once it is successful implemented, you would also get promoted to senior management very soon.
BTW, it is a hypothetical situation; so don't ask me about details.
Many years ago, my VP asked me to go with him to attain a business planning meeting. I was one of the few IT guys who knows well about business planning. Apart from me, everyone else was VP except a guy from Corporate Finance. He was only an AVP at that time. He only said 1 thing in the whole meeting. If we couldn't cut another 25%, then we could not be able to meet the company objective, 15.5% ROI. He would have to report to CFO and then CEO. His boss just sat there and said nothing. Every VP was mad and argued that they already cut everything they could.
2 weeks after the meeting, every IT department submitted a preliminary revised business plan that included further 25% cut. Our department was over achieved with 30% cut and our VP was very happy after the meeting, because our CIO said he did a great job.
I left the company soon after this because I could not face the consequence. But I heard the AVP was soon promoted to VP and he is now SVP.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net