> I wonder if they shared the "data" in the memo. Why would they? Quoting imaginary data is a plausible explanation to all interested parties. They don't need

> I wonder if they shared the "data" in the memo. Why would they? Quoting imaginary data is a plausible explanation to all interested parties. They don't need to prove anything to employees - just make them leave ALREADY. This immediately shows spending decrease to investors and makes them happy. Quality decrease is a problem they won't have to explain for the next 2 quarters. EDIT: this topic was just demoted from 1st to 5th page, with 45 points after 2 hours of being posted. No more fresh comments under such moderation.