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It's the type of thing that is bad PR, because it makes a headline that looks bad, but really the two things are very separate. Business as usual vs getting ri
by ChildOfChaos 4y ago
It's the type of thing that is bad PR, because it makes a headline that looks bad, but really the two things are very separate.
Business as usual vs getting rid of excess staff, not sure why it matters what the Execs were doing the day before, either the company has too many staff that it does not need or it doesn't, everything else is irrelevant.
- anon7725 4y agoIt matters because morale and perceptions matter during times of change.
- ChildOfChaos 4y agoThere are likely hundreds of things like this if you looked hard enough, I am sure plenty of managers or execs have ‘wasteful’ expenses that anyone of them could generate such headlines of outrage and the majority of people “upset” are not going to be those that are effected by this directly, those that are have more to be concerned with rather than outrage porn. If Microsoft feels it needs a private concert and such events to provide perks to its executives that it obviously feels is somehow valuable and it also believes it has to much staff for the jobs it needs to do, those are completely separate, I am not saying I agree with those choices but it is there choice to make and it’s silly to get upset about it.
- isitmadeofglass 4y ago[dead]