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Lol, I just got an interview offer from Autodesk on Monday via LinkedIn.. Uhh, no thanks.

• GFischer 9y ago
  I've seen that plenty of big companies lay off people with the left hand and continue hiring with the right - usually for different teams on different locations. I'm not as enthusiastic to work in one of those megacorps as I once was, and yes, if they decide to do a layoff round next year you could be affected, but I guess that at the very least you'd have one year of employment there.
  • draw_down 9y ago
    Yes, it sounds like GP’s problem is with the left hand, not the right. And yes, GP could likely get caught up in the next round of layoffs. These seem like reasonable concerns to me. Not sure what your point is.
  • chrisbennet 9y ago
    I'd still be hesitant. When a company is cutting jobs because they are in trouble, they become somewhat unpredictable. The hiring manager you're talking to may himself be out of job in a couple of weeks. Example: Someone my wife knows moved to a different state to take a job with a big financial firm (Fidelity) and they got "laid off" before they even started.