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those last two happened in April not March. I still think it's pretty stark to go from 'we are flush with cash' to '5400 laid off' in one month, but let's not p
by mangoman 6y ago
those last two happened in April not March. I still think it's pretty stark to go from 'we are flush with cash' to '5400 laid off' in one month, but let's not push the idea that they fell off in one week.
- segmondy 6y agoall that can still be true, statement 1 is relative tho. ride out the virus for how long? 1 month? 3 months? 3 years? By laying off 5400, they are now even more flush with cash. it's business.
- hinkley 6y agoWe are not an industry that is particularly strong on the capacity planning front. I don't know where that stems from, but we are constantly surprised when we have too much or not nearly enough of whatever we need, and we don't know what the right amount is until after it has already happened.
- three_seagrass 6y agoMargins drive efficiencies. A grocery store is amazing at holiday planning but a tech company will make guesstimates.