Dell plans to pull out of Russia completely and lay off all employees. Representatives of the leadership of the Russian office said they would receive severance pay and work equipment. The last day of their work in the company is August 30 this year.
In Russia, the American giant has a team of programmers at the company’s development center in St. Petersburg and an office in Moscow. In total, about 250 people worked there, 10% of whom moved abroad or quit earlier. At the moment only about 50 people work there.
In the spring, Dell suspended delivery of its products to the Russian market. Many other companies have done the same, including IBM.
And Vyacheslav Volodkovich, CEO of Russian innovative solutions manufacturing company Aerodisk, said Dell’s departure will force some customers to switch to domestic solutions. However, they may not be enough. In Spider-Man, the flags were changed again – now in Russian
Source: VG Times