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I'm seeing a trend in some companies I work with...
- Calling a bunch of managers to come to corporate
- mid tier and higher managers have to sign an internal NDA
- Start the 2-4 week countdown timer to re-org/layoffs
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Blazin
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So you would say it's more likely QQQ next hits 400 than 500?
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Mist
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That's what I'm being told by other people, and they convinced me. What do you think?
The_Black_Log Foler
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This is a retarded take and is a great way to drive away top tier talent.
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The_Black_Log Foler
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Not really. I’ve seen this at companies that have unregretted attrition rates. It’s like using a chainsaw for hand surgery - you’re gonna lose some good fingers in the process. From the engineering perspective I have zero idea how it makes sense financially when it’s an annual thing and it takes a company 6 months to spin up an engineer to be productive.
Can’t really speak to job roles outside of engineering though.
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Why the fuck did you have to say this. Being asked to sign a NDA for some super secret project next week
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Arden
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Mist
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The bottom 10% of general officer workers are never doing 10% of the total work. They're doing like 2-5% tops.
Remember how pareto rules work.
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Palum
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Layoffs are the only way companies can get rid of shitty employees, especially those of protected classes. This is why it's an important part of the process. Remember, the American Dream is to make enough money to be able to afford ignoring the impacts of Civil Rights.
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Palum
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Yea but I don't want to fucking go across town to the UPS store when I have wall to wall meetings.
Gravel
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What a weird comment when the Pareto Principle is 80/20. But okay.
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The accepted ratios I see just about across the board are that the top 20% of your workforce gets around 80% of the actual work done. Managers who don't study history see this and think "Great, we just lay off the bottom 20% and it's a minimal impact". But they don't follow the history enough to know that when you do that then the whole thing still ends up rebalancing, so the top 20% (now fewer) still do 80%, but that overall number is now lower.. And the added stress on those top 20% make them start leaving.
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Secret Project : DISplace TomServo, but to avoid a rush for the doors bribe him with a guaranteed exit package to sign an NDA promising not to tell all the people we're laying off before him that it's coming...
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Big Phoenix
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Not just that but firing so many people has to have serious consequences down the line. How does Intel or Dell fire 10k+ people and not have projects or productively massively impacted?
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I consider myself a bottom 10% worker and I’m definitely doing sub 0.1% of the work. I regularly sleep and game on the clock while completing ignoring things I’m supposed to do.
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Tmac
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Sanrith Descartes
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