4 ms·
Zynga would be effectively firing them for being too expensive. That's probably the most common reason for any layoffs. It sucks, but I can't imagine they have
by enjo 15y ago
Zynga would be effectively firing them for being too expensive. That's probably the most common reason for any layoffs. It sucks, but I can't imagine they have a legal leg to stand on.
- varjag 15y agoWell it really looks more like extortion (the opportunistic timing combined with position of power) than a cost-cutting measure.
- rhizome 15y agoIsn't the logical result of this the ability for a company to decide and change, at any time, up until IPO, how much upside an employee will get?