This is an out of touch comment, not understanding the supply / demand context. It's not only about layoffs, but not enough absorbing capacity for freshly prin

This is an out of touch comment, not understanding the supply / demand context. It's not only about layoffs, but not enough absorbing capacity for freshly printed Tech graduates the universities are churning out at the rate expecting previous level of hiring. Most HN guys demanding work-life balance have seen nothing yet. This is a great time for Startups and Startup-like firms like Twitter to hire and require 60+ hours workload. There will be fresh graduates from Stanford, MIT, Berkeley who have no choice but to put pressure on existing coasters on various companies