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the most ridiculous thing is: they tried to recruit me 8 months ago. it was all unicorn and rainbows and bullshit this is the future. so if just 8 months ago, t
by zombiwoof 4y ago
the most ridiculous thing is: they tried to recruit me 8 months ago. it was all unicorn and rainbows and bullshit this is the future. so if just 8 months ago, the CEO who has a 110 MILLION DOLLARS house couldn't see 12 months into the future, and required 18% reduction in headcount because of some unforseen crypto winter, who really is at fault here?
what a fool that CEO is, and glad I turned the job down and feel bad for the people who were sold the cool aid.
- lightbendover 4y agoCan you please explain why you believe a CEO should be able to see into the future and correctly account for all of the interactions of the global economy? If you can't, I guess just complain about billionaires instead or something.
- dogecoinbase 4y agoIf they can't, they're wildly overvalued.
- ineedasername 4y ago8 months ago inflation looked much more manageable, the Delta surge was ebbing & Omicron not yet casting it's shadow, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine hadn't upset Western geopolitics & kicked an already suffering economy in its commodity balls. It appears they were hiring far too aggressively even at that time, but I think the CEO can be forgiven for not anticipating the current state of affairs.