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> That's roughly $8M a year. So instead of finding anywhere between one E6 or a dozen or so E5s that are simply coasting, they decided to cut 200 who does actu
by dixie_land 4y ago
> That's roughly $8M a year.
So instead of finding anywhere between one E6 or a dozen or so E5s that are simply coasting, they decided to cut 200 who does actual work.
- askafriend 4y agoMany employees are WFH. There's simply less janitorial work needed as a result. Why would you keep paying people to do a job that doesn't need to be done?