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It reminds me of that meme template. “I feel responsible for this layoff.” “Responsible enough to mitigate it or lay yourself off?” “Well, no, not that responsi
by ryandrake 3mo ago
It reminds me of that meme template. “I feel responsible for this layoff.” “Responsible enough to mitigate it or lay yourself off?” “Well, no, not that responsible…”
- stronglikedan 3mo agoWhat an illogical and unrealistic meme template that is...
- linkjuice4all 3mo agoYes, much like the “we’re all family but we’re reducing headcount by…” Treat people like professionals: admit that you did a bad job but that you’d rather protect yourself and not give up any of your salary/benefits and instead you are going to layoff your “family”.
- ponector 3mo agoWe are all family! They just forgot to mention it is a pretty dysfunctional one.
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- scottLobster 3mo agoIt's not illogical, it's called leading by example. You consider it unrealistic because most corporate leadership, especially in America, never feels like doing it. Samsung executives by contrast have a tradition of taking serious pay cuts during bad years. Which is still largely performative given their existing wealth and status, but is at least is a measurable material sacrifice.
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