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It was probably horrible at the time, but I'm sure that person will be able to look back on it and laugh at the pure incompetence of Disney's management. As so
by jobu 11y ago
It was probably horrible at the time, but I'm sure that person will be able to look back on it and laugh at the pure incompetence of Disney's management.
As someone else commented, outsourcing is often the last-ditch effort by terrible IT managers, and that incident seems to confirm it.
- slayed0 11y agoThese aren't 20-something coders living in the valley with an endless list of job opportunities and 30+ remaining working years. These are employees who are very close to retirement who live in an area where Disney is the giant in terms of tech job offerings. They have families and financial obligations that are dependent on the salary they were receiving. As the article stated, many were forced to retire early and many others have not been able to find work. They likely don't enough time left in their careers to be able to 'look back on it and laugh'.