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I don’t believe that. I’ve been at public companies that reorg mid level with no announcement.
by sjg007 7y ago
I don’t believe that. I’ve been at public companies that reorg mid level with no announcement.
- jm4 7y agoIt doesn’t have to do with public or private. It’s based on the number of employees affected as well as some other factors. Check out the WARN Act.
- sjg007 7y agoI know what the WARN Act is.
- luckydata 7y agono, you've been at companies that had reorgs that didn't get picked up by the press. They still had to disclose them to the labor department if they were large enough in states that have reporting requirements for those events.
- sjg007 7y agoNone of this makes sense for Google to do.
- luckydata 7y agoWhy? It probably has to do with the two most recent acquisitions, Looker and Appsheet. They both go into GCP and I bet there's a bunch of folks there working on Data Studio and whatever equivalent of Appsheet they had before that need to find themselves a new job. I don't understand the negativity about this non-news.