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I wasn't making a value judgment or arguing against any of the other points you mentioned. Headlines often do this. When it's a big actual number and a small p
by fallentimes 18y ago
I wasn't making a value judgment or arguing against any of the other points you mentioned.
Headlines often do this. When it's a big actual number and a small percent they post the actual number. When it's a big percent, but a small actual number, they post the percent. It's one thing if they're cutting tens of thousands of jobs and 20% of their work force. But most big corporations are so inefficient, this feels like a natural layoff/reduce the chafe move. We'll find out soon enough.