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If it’s known it’s a single round, it’s easier for everyone remaining to not look around. When a second round breaks that trust though, all bets are off.
by nrmitchi 4y ago
If it’s known it’s a single round, it’s easier for everyone remaining to not look around.
When a second round breaks that trust though, all bets are off.
- laserlight 4y agoLeaving things to trust is not an option IMHO. Unless a company can guarantee that there won't be another round, they can always change their mind. I'm not sure if any company can give any such guarantee.
- nrmitchi 4y agoThat’s a bit disingenuous; of course no company can make a 100% guarantee. There is still a huge difference between “this is the only round of layoffs, we will grow past this” (when this is the true intent) and “that’s all for this week. We’ll be back with the next round of layoffs on Friday”