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Maybe it's just me - but isn't firing so many people in such a short time period a clear sign of extremely bad management? Whether or not it's the "fault" of t
by confluence 14y ago
Maybe it's just me - but isn't firing so many people in such a short time period a clear sign of extremely bad management?
Whether or not it's the "fault" of the current or previous management, I don't know, but it nevertheless looks like extremely poor planning.
If you hired so many people, and then fired them all again so quickly - doesn't that show a lack of foresight?
I always feel sorry for the employees in situations like this, and I wonder how is it that such poor managers (as is shown by falling profits/market share/firing everyone) end up running the place.
Then I remember that the world is extremely random and move on my merry way.
- toyg 14y agoI remember seeing job postings by Nokia for Linux developers, a few weeks after the "burning platform" speech, and thinking "this stuff must have been approved more than a month ago, and you'll be fired as soon as you get hired -- IF they'll hire anyone at all". Nokia is a case study in bad corporate management practices.