> This very often happens during in person layoffs already, "we're sorry to let you go, security has a box with all your crap at the door". Yes...and? That's a

> This very often happens during in person layoffs already, "we're sorry to let you go, security has a box with all your crap at the door". Yes...and? That's also an inhumane way of laying off employees and frankly, any company that treats their workers like that deserves to be heavily criticized. Calling this more humane is a bold take, but a wrong one. It's akin to getting laid off in a single mass email across the company. What happens if someone missed the meeting, or if they were otherwise working on stuff with their team? It's flagrant disrespect for their time and the work they've put in for the company. Calling them not cowards when they made the most cowardly way of laying people off isn't right. It's one step away from getting a text from your boss telling you to stop coming in and that they'll mail you your stuff.