> Preserving cash flow is important. But you also have to do things carefully, openly, and with genuine care for the people who've believed in your vision. So

> Preserving cash flow is important. But you also have to do things carefully, openly, and with genuine care for the people who've believed in your vision. So firing people who have actively worked on the vision is better than firing people who haven't started working yet? You seem to be taking things backwards. This option is quite a lot better than the alternative.