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Those that are under performing and those that are paid the most.
by cranberryturkey 2y ago
Those that are under performing and those that are paid the most.
- wg0 2y agoThis would suggest that everyone laid off in recent waves were mostly under performers or over paid?
- cranberryturkey 2y agoThat's typically what I've seen. If you are indispensable you won't get laid off as easily.
- taylodl 2y agoCareful. I've seen "indispensable" people get laid off. It's a reminder that everybody is dispensable.
- bell-cot 2y agoA better phrasing might be "if someone was laid off in recent waves, then there is a higher probability that they were an under-performer, or over-paid, compared to the workers who were not laid off". (And try not to use the phrasing "everyone X were mostly" near old math teachers.)
- bigs 2y agoThis ^ And those approaching significant milestone payment obligations (e.g. long service pay)
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