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'Course they are. Unless/until hiring is noticeably harder with in-office demanded positions why would they care? They'd just go and get new workers... What'
by jleyank 3y ago
'Course they are. Unless/until hiring is noticeably harder with in-office demanded positions why would they care? They'd just go and get new workers... What's the typical job-swap time at the moment for typical workers, 2 years? 3? It's not like they'll not have to be replaced at some point given such numbers.
Like with senior managers, if you impact the bottom line sufficiently you'll get benefits. Otherwise, you're fungible.
- shostack 3y agoIt's almost like companies wanted these layoffs to happen simultaneously to remove the leverage tech workers had due to steep hiring competition. Hard to push back when there's a glut of unemployed highly skilled tech workers.
- fundad 3y agodestroying worker power is definitely why interest rates were raised.