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Laying off 2800(!!!) people sounds like they have too many people around. What are these people working on? I mean, Peloton just offers a couple of devices, and
by sAbakumoff 5y ago
Laying off 2800(!!!) people sounds like they have too many people around. What are these people working on? I mean, Peloton just offers a couple of devices, and the content does not seem to be too advanced. Do you really need 2800+ people to do all of that?
- fortuna86 5y agoNot everyone works in software. Movers, installers, retail workers, etc.
- lern_too_spel 5y agoThey were given money to expand their service offerings and hopefully make even more money. That means hiring more workers than needed to keep the lights on for their current services. This is just the market realizing the CEO got lucky with the first product and is unlikely to repeat it.
- laluser 5y agoThey need folks across a tall vertical in order to scale to the number of people that they have so quickly: hardware, software, logistics, brick and mortar stores, marketing, tons of content, etc. Easy to see how they can quickly balloon as demand outpaced their supply during covid.
- missedthecue 5y agoCan you believe Groupon has 4,000+ employees and Doordash has a headcount of over 6,000?