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Doesn't have to inevitable, though. They literally have all the data.
by bluepizza 4y ago
Doesn't have to inevitable, though. They literally have all the data.
- largepeepee 4y agoThat's the problem with just reading data reports at scale. Hiring 30k people so recently then firing almost half of them the next year, even filtering a tiny quarter of a percent is going to create outliers who get affected with serious life changing events.
- kitsune_ 4y agoIt's really more about whether the decision makers at that level care about this kind of stuff or not.
- raspberry1337 4y agoLiterally, if we lived in a literally perfect world none would have to be literally fired either. Yet, here we literally are.
- Closi 4y ago> Doesn't have to inevitable, though. They literally have all the data. Even if you have all the data, lets say there is a 4 person team being reduced to 3 during this redundancy - What do you do? Fire Anne instead of Peter purely because Peter joined the team more recently? Sure that sounds more fair for Peter, but it's less fair for Anne.