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Weird to see layoffs at the beginning of the year, when fresh budgets and plans are availiable. Then again, since this is happening this early, this is probably
by thih9 3y ago
Weird to see layoffs at the beginning of the year, when fresh budgets and plans are availiable. Then again, since this is happening this early, this is probably a 2023 decision.
- pb7 3y agoIf they had done this in December, people would be outraged that they're laying off right before the holidays. January is fine (if one thinks layoffs are fine in general).
- rapfaria 3y agoDon't U.S companies have their fiscal year wrapped around June?
- NegativeK 3y agoUS companies can define their own fiscal year.
- peruvian 3y agoI was laid of January 2023 and looking back, it was decided in late November/early December. I even remember a managers/CTO-only meeting during an engineering-wide offsite that reeked of secrecy/sketchiness.