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I agree with your overall point that we don't have enough info to judge parts of this story, but Tesla publicly let go 7% of it's workforce due to financial pre
by berberous 8y ago
I agree with your overall point that we don't have enough info to judge parts of this story, but Tesla publicly let go 7% of it's workforce due to financial pressures and Elon even posted his letter to the workers a few days ago, so this is pretty clearly a general layoff for business purposes, not someone being let go for misbehavior.
- ordinaryperson 8y agoAs I discuss above -- if we want to discuss the wisdom of laying off 7% of a company, let's do that. But that's not what this thread discusses, it talks about the injustice of 1 person being laid off. And we can't possibly know the exact specifics of this individual's situation, so why are we passing judgment?
- berberous 8y agoI read the wife's thread as not being upset that he's laid off (although I'm sure she's not happy about it), but being upset about the _manner_ in which he was laid off: e.g. short notice, being escorted out, bonuses not being paid, NDAs requested, etc. I agree that it's hard to judge those items without knowing the details of his offer letter, the terms of the bonuses, etc.
- skookumchuck 8y agoMass layoffs are often used as cover for sweeping out the deadwood and other problematic employees. It allows both parties to save face.