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It damages trust. Layoffs are nearly always bad for a company, but are terrible in a research environment. You want people who will geek out over math/code all
by Herring 1y ago
It damages trust. Layoffs are nearly always bad for a company, but are terrible in a research environment. You want people who will geek out over math/code all day, and being afraid for your job (for reasons outside your control!) is very counterproductive. This is why tenure was invented.
- StackRanker3000 1y agoBut that doesn’t explain why this particular justification is especially ”wild”, does it?
- Herring 1y agoYou watch too much game of thrones.
- signatoremo 1y agoMost of them are expected to find another job within Meta