The author doesn't describe much of the aftermath of that firing, except to say that basically everyone lost their jobs anyway. I would have liked to hear about

The author doesn't describe much of the aftermath of that firing, except to say that basically everyone lost their jobs anyway. I would have liked to hear about the remaining 10% of (the last group of) employees who were not fired. Did they perceive this incident as poisoning the well? I would guess so, but maybe everyone was just happy with their severance packages and got on with their lives. The effect was what I wanted to read in an inside story like this one, but it just wasn't there.