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You have to prove that CPR works. The burden of proof is not on anyone to prove that CPR does not work. In that sense the idea that the difference becomes insig
by cuteboy19 4y ago
You have to prove that CPR works. The burden of proof is not on anyone to prove that CPR does not work. In that sense the idea that the difference becomes insignificant after just 3 years is quite damning
- recursive 4y agoDamning to which side of the argument? Sounds like evidence that the layoffs worked to me.
- cuteboy19 4y agoIf an action makes no difference then it makes no sense to actively do it.
- mlyle 4y agoAssuming the companies that layoff are in equivalent situation to those that didn't. If the companies that lay people off are much worse off than the average comparison company, and they look the same as comparison companies after 3 years... then it sure makes sense to do it.
- recursive 4y agoCompanies do layoffs when things are bad. "makes no difference" != "ended up in the same place"
- whitemary 4y ago>Companies do layoffs when things are bad. Recent history has shown companies also do layoffs when things aren't bad.
- twelve40 4y agoyeah it's like doing CPR on a healthy person (profitable company). of course it works! but is it necessary?