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Assume a constant need to fire a decent chunk of the company. If you fire when everyone else is hiring, the market asks you if your growth prospects have dimme
by ethbr0 4y ago
Assume a constant need to fire a decent chunk of the company.
If you fire when everyone else is hiring, the market asks you if your growth prospects have dimmed.
If you fire when everyone else is firing, the market says you're being financially responsible.
- gowld 4y ago> Assume a constant need to fire a decent chunk of the company. Why? If you are so good at identifying poor performers, fire them, and reap the profits of being leaner, more effective organization. "The market" is a boogeyman used to rationalized everything.
- yCombLinks 4y agoBecause every time you want to build a new product you risk that no one ends up wanting the product, or not enough people to justify keeping it going. Alternately once you have depleted all of your current ideas you don't have anything productive for those people to do.
- marcosdumay 4y ago> Alternately once you have depleted all of your current ideas you don't have anything productive for those people to do. Ok, that can possibly happen. But if it constantly happens, you have problems.