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Of course it increases. That's why you have permissions and guard rails on the employees in the first place. Those should be sufficient. Also if you want to wo
by kristopolous 3y ago
Of course it increases. That's why you have permissions and guard rails on the employees in the first place. Those should be sufficient.
Also if you want to work with the people you like again but need to actually downsize because of external pressure, good luck trying to get them to come work for you at your next venture after some fucked up bridge burning ceremony.
- bombcar 3y agoYou also have the situation where the boss usually KNOWS who might do things that he shouldn’t - but you can’t have policies that only apply to some, so they get applied to all (there are still unofficial ways around this, of course, like letting someone know unofficially before they’re officially laid off).