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> We seem to have vastly different ideas about why the things happen. It seems to me that you two agree on the observable parts of the theory and disagree on t
by Natsu 11y ago
> We seem to have vastly different ideas about why the things happen.
It seems to me that you two agree on the observable parts of the theory and disagree on the motivation, which relies on their state of mind and is therefore not observable as such.
So it seems more like you agree than disagree to me, at least with respect to the things which can be observed.
- fnordfnordfnord 11y agoYes, and I'll admit that experiences can be quite different in different industries, companies, countries, whatever. However, if you go back to a question I posed further up: "Imagine that you must reduce payroll. How do you do it without a layoff? What other option is there to purge a portion of your staff without causing lots of other problems? If you accept the notion that there are some companies which will periodically purge some staff, and then observe that some of those companies rarely or never have layoffs, then don't you have to accept that there are some similar shenanigans playing out at some of these companies from time to time?