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The fact is, they post their numbers every year. You can download their annual audit reports. They just did not state those numbers on this article. And this l
by maallooc 6y ago
The fact is, they post their numbers every year. You can download their annual audit reports. They just did not state those numbers on this article.
And this layoff is not because the budget changed now, it’s to prepare for that.
Don’t demand to be spoonfed, just pay attention little more.
- fierarul 6y agoYeah, right. One should expect transparency from little startups showing us their monthly revenue and such. We have to wait for the yearly audited reports to get a small glimpse into the world of non-profits. I've read a few of these reports to know they are generally useless or well hidden. It's early April. I'll just quietly wait another 8 months to see how their financials changed. Or I could hunt down previous reports, see their revenue, infer their operating costs (assuming they didn't hire any new people), then guesstimate how their projected revenue is altered to much as to require a 40% headcount change. Or maybe, just maybe, a non-profit could have posted this info.