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You have a source for "fear of layoffs increases productivity"? That hasn't really been my experience at companies I've worked at which experience layoffs. The
by SeanAnderson 3y ago
You have a source for "fear of layoffs increases productivity"?
That hasn't really been my experience at companies I've worked at which experience layoffs. There's a huge morale hit from the layoff and survivors soldier on, but certainly not with renewed pep.
- BowBun 3y agoYep - https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/us-productivity-surges-second-quarter-labor-costs-growth-slows-2023-08-03/ https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/us-productivity-surges-se... From my experience it's quite obvious that people with families amidst layoffs and a difficult job market will work harder (or look like they are) to ensure they keep their jobs. This is no longer a worker's market, meaning your labor has been devalued and competition has increased. Increased globalization and rising unemployment rates (latest report has a .5% increase) will spell disaster for those of us who keep the same attitudes we enjoyed the last couple decades. I'm just a worker like most people on here, but I'm really steeling myself for what's to come. I don't think now is the time to sit on your laurels and hope that your tenure is enough to keep your job around.
- Racing0461 3y ago> There's a huge morale hit from the layoff and survivors soldier on, but certainly not with renewed pep can confirm here too, myself included.
- LoFiSamurai 3y agoAnd me
- jsocuwl 3y agoYep, same for me