I predicted this months ago. They had to do the same thing at Twitter because they realized they fired important people. At twitter, those engineers demanded more than twice their salary (as they should)
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Anonymous5w
Haven’t the costs incurred by DOGE already exceeded any savings
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Anonymous5w
TACO
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Anonymous5w
> Layoff 300,000
> hire hundreds back
> “nothing has changed!”
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Anonymous5w
The only way to see if someone truly belongs is to cut them out and see if things start failing. Better that then people get away with doing nothing for a living.
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Anonymous#45w
“this was all a part of my master plan” type bullshit
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Anonymous#45w
This might be the stupidest thing I’ve ever read in a while. Any halfway decent manager knows how much weight each employee is carrying. You don’t need to fire them to figure out if they’re critical
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Anonymous#45w
No, you can perform economic analysis and go off empirical data. Or you could even just use your fucking head like “Will people die if we strip healthcare from millions?”