The layoffs at these companies have been 12,000 people, 18,000... no, 1:1s just aren't going to happen. Massive layoffs like this require swift execution, not

The layoffs at these companies have been 12,000 people, 18,000... no, 1:1s just aren't going to happen. Massive layoffs like this require swift execution, not dragged out over the weeks or months it would take to give everyone a personalized sendoff. In fact, the basic premise of these mass layoffs is that they're not personalized. Entire departments and teams are cut, etc. You may disagree with the very idea of laying off tens of thousands of people at once, but this is still the only reasonable way to execute them.