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Is this question more than rhetorical? Because the answer is non-obvious to a Westerner like me. Surely there exists a scenario where the company tells an empl
by SturgeonsLaw 4y ago
Is this question more than rhetorical? Because the answer is non-obvious to a Westerner like me.
Surely there exists a scenario where the company tells an employee "we no longer want you to do anything for us, we will no longer pay you, and you will no longer have access to the building", in that scenario it does sound like they're losing a large part of the people in their life?
- wbsss4412 4y agoI think at this point in the thread, most of us are just outsiders speculating. To add my bit: given the growth rate of the Chinese economy over the last several decades, it’s highly likely that American style layoffs are exceedingly uncommon in China, to the point where the fear that you may lose your job and thus your whole social life is much less of a fear, at least to the extent that it is perceived as beyond your own control.