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Yeah, IMO it's really easy to read between the lines with something like this. It's not like he's trying to disguise his meaning. What is ultimately communicate
by jamesaguilar 13y ago
Yeah, IMO it's really easy to read between the lines with something like this. It's not like he's trying to disguise his meaning. What is ultimately communicated is:
- I don't enjoy having to do this.
- We need to do this to keep making money at the rate we want to.
Of all the things in corporate America to worry about, the wording of layoff emails is pretty far down the list.
- ryguytilidie 13y agoA billionaire who basically stole money from their employees and he calls them "brothers and sisters" while laying them off, I do think its something that America should finally start worrying about, yes.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoI don't know about this theft you speak of, but surely that issue is tangential to the point about exactly how he worded a layoff email. Theft is bad on its own, no need to conflate it with unrelated matters.