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I don't think in large companies or names like Meta, the top brass actually care what the moral amongst workers are. I was at Accenture when they let a lot of p
by buzzwords 3mo ago
I don't think in large companies or names like Meta, the top brass actually care what the moral amongst workers are.
I was at Accenture when they let a lot of people go. I watched very talented people just leave. Nothing changed. Management couldn't care less. They could always hire anyone they want/need to.
- packetlost 3mo agoThat's true to a point, but Amazon is finding out the hard way that eventually the well of people willing to put up with bullshit runs dry and it becomes much harder to get actually good talent or workers. Meta needs to be careful IMO. The subset of capable people willing to work for a company as demonstrably evil as them is not infinite.
- buzzwords 3mo agoOh I have not heard about the Amazon issue. Can you please point me to an article or post detailing? Now I'm very curious.
- packetlost 3mo agoThis [0] refers to their warehouse workers, but I've heard of similar problems during the earlier 2020s engineer hiring boom (on reddit iirc) 0: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/jun/22/amazon-workers-shortage-leaked-memo-warehouse https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/jun/22/amazon-wo...