**ORACLE JUST WEAPONIZED AN ALGORITHM TO HUNT DOWN EMPLOYEES WITH OUTSTANDING STOCK OPTIONS AND TERMINATE THEM 48 HOURS BEFORE VESTING WHILE POSTING $6.13 BILLION IN QUARTERLY PROFITS** Former employee leaked the targeting criteria to me this morning The algorithm specifically flagged workers with equity packages scheduled to vest in Q1 2026 20,000-30,000 people. 18% of their global workforce. Executed by 6 AM robot emails from "Oracle Leadership" Badge access revoked instantly. Slack deleted. Unvested stock forfeited immediately upon termination. I'm hearing the algo cross-referenced performance reviews with stock option schedules and systematically selected people whose equity would have cost Oracle $340 million in Q1 Meanwhile new CFO Hilary Maxson just pocketed a $26 million equity grant plus $950K base salary plus $2.5 million performance bonus target Same week. Same fucking company. Oracle's net income jumped 95% to $6.13 billion last quarter while they algorithmically hunted their own employees for sport The 6 AM termination emails didn't mention the stock forfeiture. Workers found out when they tried to check their equity portal and got an "access denied" message. Sources saying Oracle's legal team spent months crafting the termination language to ensure maximum stock clawback with zero severance obligations If you work at Oracle and have unvested options, screenshot everything tonight The robot is coming for you next

@TechLayoffLover More lies and fake news. 100% guarantee this is completely made up like everything else from this guys account. Not going to stop commenting until he has 0 followers.

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@ryanhdev @BeerGeek40 @TechLayoffLover You made the claim and were challenged first. Onus on you mate.

The dramatic specifics are invented. There is no public sourcing for "48 hours before vesting," "Q1 2026 vesting cohort," "$340 million," "6 AM robot emails from Oracle Leadership," or "legal team spent months crafting language." Those numbers and details appear nowhere in the actual reporting — they're fan fiction layered onto the real story.