Many people have been at a place for a while, some over a decade. Massive layoffs means quick and picking individuals who rarely demonstrated poor performance.

Many people have been at a place for a while, some over a decade. Massive layoffs means quick and picking individuals who rarely demonstrated poor performance. What it means to someone being laid off is far more than the challenges in finding another place. Plenty of fish and a rich dating scene out there. If you are dumped for dubious reason, would the argument that it isn't a problem at all to find someone else stand to not touch on the reasons? Plus given the power dynamic at play, don't you think the debate should go on with the reasons for what almost look like a centralised decision making power deciding when millions people should be let go despite no correlation with poor individual performance and even business performance in many cases?