The Services arm is just hot air with no actual projects or work
The Services arm is just hot air with no actual projects or work
Dell Services is an organization inside of Dell.
It is an attempt by Dell to emulate a hardware + services model of HP and IBM.
They are well funded and supported by a well-established brand.
There are massive hierarchies and absolutely no projects. People just sit and make PPTs all the time.
Massive hierarchies ensure that there is 200% bureaucracy for every small thing, and nothing ever gets done.
In the organization, for every 1 person who works, there are 10 "coat wearing" executives who just steal PPTs and present them.
Other than hot air, the organization produces nothing.
It's time for a bottoms-up reorganization in the Services Division because it's simply wasting money.
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