> The layoffs are part of Autodesk’s effort to reshape its go-to-market organization. With the company transitioning to a subscription-based model and embracing

> The layoffs are part of Autodesk’s effort to reshape its go-to-market organization. With the company transitioning to a subscription-based model and embracing more self-service options, the restructuring is intended to boost customer satisfaction and improve productivity. Sounds like this is a story about how massive companies need to fire people when they do even minor pivots. Looking at their stock value over the last 5 years vs. companies that are heavily into AI it’s less impressive (although they’re still pretty big). I’m guessing the C suite are feeling FOMO and want that AI infinite money glitch. So they’re going subscription just like Adobe/Microsoft did years ago. And fuck it, throw some AI in there for good measure. How? They don’t know.