This is pretty rude. The people who were laid off were certainly not "B and C players". When large companies cut, it's often entire business units, so no perfor

This is pretty rude. The people who were laid off were certainly not "B and C players". When large companies cut, it's often entire business units, so no performance or talent considerations are made. Plenty of worker-owned coffee shops, book stores, grocery stores, etc are famously successful. Be more open-minded, ya scrooge.