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Aside from FAANG, there's no evidence this trend is picking up. In fact, I bet all the people that got laid off recently will be happily hired by remote first
by gtirloni 3y ago
Aside from FAANG, there's no evidence this trend is picking up.
In fact, I bet all the people that got laid off recently will be happily hired by remote first companies very quickly.
- scarface74 3y agoYou mean all of the “remote first” companies that are profitable and not struggling?
- Nasrudith 3y agoMost employment is from small businesses, by the numbers. Most small businesses are struggling-to-fragile at best as most fail. The "not paying for office space is a sizable plus" contingent alone would give a substantial number of WFH jobs Counterintuitively there are loads of jobs from the companies who are struggling.
- scarface74 3y agoAnd how many employees at Dell would risk working for a small struggling employee in this market? Would that small employee pay as much? This is my third time seeing this type of job market (2000, 2008 being the other two). This is the time where there is a “flight to quality”.
- gtirloni 3y ago> And how many employees at Dell would risk working for a small struggling employee in this market? The laid off ones.
- scarface74 3y agoIn that case, they by definition aren’t “employees at Dell”.
- gtirloni 3y agoNo, I don't mean that.