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Profit doesn't mean you invested in hiring for the right things in the right departments, especially with as much shift in the overall market as we've seen in t
by Matticus_Rex 3y ago
Profit doesn't mean you invested in hiring for the right things in the right departments, especially with as much shift in the overall market as we've seen in the last year.
- lupire 3y agoNeither does random layoffs. Nor does sitting on thumbs for years and missing the AI revolution, right after inventing it.
- candiodari 3y agoRandom, or any kind of large-scale layoffs make everyone in the company each other's enemy. It destroys cooperation to the point that most people actively start trying to sabotage each other (because climbing the ladder is no longer the primary concern: you must make sure there's people above you on the firing list)