HP US storage staff get the hump

So the rumours go

By Adamson Rust

Sun Sep 23 2007, 19:00

REPORTS REACH us that senior storage consultants at HP in the States are suffering some shrinkage.

Consultants appear to be miffed that management moved from regional to nationwide, with the result that consultants are now "leaving regularly".

One staffer told the INQ a combination of the corporate wide "please go" packages and the management shift, meant that highly skilled folk skilled in EVA and XP storage gear have their CVs out there in the wild.

They'll be attractive to the competition, no doubt. µ

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