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I agree. The sentiment I'm hearing is the executives feel like they've been scammed by the Tech Industry and DIE initiatives. They trusted the "experts", and i
by stuckinhell 4y ago
I agree.
The sentiment I'm hearing is the executives feel like they've been scammed by the Tech Industry and DIE initiatives. They trusted the "experts", and it was all a big scam.
At my firm they are mad, seriously mad. In moments like that, they talk about firing half of my division. I keep having to walk them back to reality.
It's tough really tough right now dealing with personalities.
The people who make these decisions no longer trust the reports,the economy, the experts, and industry guidelines. It's a shitshow at the top right now.
- Andys 4y agoI think the situation is simple: the experts they listened to had an agenda, and the actual experts were repeatedly ignored.
- willcipriano 4y agoIt's even simpler, anyone who calls themselves a expert isn't one.
- stuckinhell 4y agoI don't think its simple. A lot of people (myself included) are simply busy with life, families, jobs, etc. If you are extremely busy and you aren't an expert, how do you know which experts have an agenda or not ? Then sometimes even the the most highly rated experts have a sudden shift of ideology/agenda/something later. I have personally witnessed several highly competent long standing developers suddenly change, and push social agendas into everything. The worst is when HR also starts pushing social agendas into everything. I'm expecting the layoffs to continue intermittently for another year or too, it gives management a nice cover to get rid of a lot of people.
- fidgewidge 4y agoThat's interesting. What industry are you in?