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That only applies for long-term recession projections where the company is seen as doing a poor job, not now where stock is down because there's a pandemic shut
by tomatotomato37 7y ago
That only applies for long-term recession projections where the company is seen as doing a poor job, not now where stock is down because there's a pandemic shutting everything down and market volatility is going batshit. As long as the company has enough cash on hand to ride the pandemic out they'd want to retain everyone so they can ramp up again as fast as possible
- tombert 7y agoWell, isn't there fear that this will lead to another full-on recession? I could be wrong but I thought I read that somewhere. I would very much like to be wrong on this; if I am I don't have to constantly worry about being laid off.