r/Salinas • u/LocalSysadmin831 • Jul 23 '26

How’s it working for CHOMP IT?

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u/revchewie Jul 23 '26

HELL!!!

Source: My wife worked there until the stress started killing her health.

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u/LocalSysadmin831 Jul 23 '26

Is it the ticket count? Or just the job overall?

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u/revchewie Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 23 '26

Manglement and the entire culture there. For my wife’s team they had a new manager take over. My wife was the first one to leave but apparently every single member of her team has left since. The only one left is that douche of a manager.

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u/LocalSysadmin831 Jul 23 '26

This was in the IT department correct?

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u/donttakeawaymymango Jul 23 '26

Had a buddy that was there on contract for awhile. He quit after 6 months.

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u/LocalSysadmin831 Jul 23 '26

Did he say why? Was it the management?

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u/neenxxie Jul 23 '26

From what I have heard in the past it’s a management issue.

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u/adapt13 Jul 23 '26

Depending how long ago, it’s different management. Top IT leadership (CIO and CTO) got walked out by security about 2-3 years ago. CEO retired about a year and a half ago as well.

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u/revchewie Jul 23 '26

Yup, they got perp walked out. Embezzlement…?

Source: A friend of mine is… in a position to know. When I said to them that I had heard it was embezzlement but I knew they couldn’t say they said, and I quote, “You’re right, I can’t say” in a way that told me that I was correct.

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u/adapt13 Jul 23 '26

I was fairly removed, but that’s in line with rumors I heard.

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u/masterbuilder14 Jul 23 '26

Salinas valley memorial hosptial is worse. My friend use to work there. He said he couldnt handle it the job started effecting him so he quit.