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Layoff are like hammers: When needed, in the hands of someone skilled, they work perfectly well. But such situations are sadly rare, compared to frustrated id
by bell-cot 2y ago
Layoff are like hammers: When needed, in the hands of someone skilled, they work perfectly well. But such situations are sadly rare, compared to frustrated idiots grabbing hammers to get their quick "Hulk Smash!" dopamine hits.
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoWhen it is your money making payroll, than the perspectives rapidly shift. If your Labor doesn't tangibly produce quantifiable profit, than you must furlough staff to stay in business. Assigning fault in such situations is a fools errand, as everyone suffers losses in the end ($18k to $45k in lost training resources per person etc.) Best of luck, =3
- consteval 2y agoIn Tech, most layoffs seem completely unrelated to company performance, profit, or revenue.
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoTip: if a publicly traded firm hires in May, than expect layoffs at the end of the year. It is kind of a ritualistic sacrifice to investors. The trick is being profitable to have around, and knowing when to leave on your own terms for something better. =3
- malfist 2y agoBut surely the billionaires in their lavish lifestyles, they're the ones that really know how to run a frugal enterprise.