Re:Company Lays Off 8k While Paying Matthew McConaughey $10M...
by ztrww on Thursday March 02, 2023 @02:15PM
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> Tomorrow if your salary is cut by 50%, would you cut-down on extra expenses? Is that a sign of mismanagement from you?
if you knowingly and willfully put yourself into a situation which resulted in your salary being cut by 50% then yes
Re:Company Lays Off 8k While Paying Matthew McConaughey $10M...
by s1artibartfast on Thursday March 02, 2023 @05:17PM
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It's still worth it to a apply for a job that pays double or take a job that pays double. It is only a personal failing if you misunderstand the risk and cost going in.
Re:Company Lays Off 8k While Paying Matthew McConaughey $10M...
by wootland on Thursday March 02, 2023 @02:46PM
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I'm not sure if you replied to the right comment or not since I didn't say anything about firing engineers (or anyone).
My point is that over-hiring and layoffs aren't "good for the company" as the post I was responding to claimed. They're both a sign of bad management that incurs a cost on the company being poorly managed. One of those costs is that top performers leave as they are the first to recognize mismanagement.
Your statement is as naive as "A Production Bug / Latency is a sign of Incompetent Software Developer" Should we fire you as soon as you hit the first bug?
BTW, You have a fundamental misunderstanding of Cost of Capital
Tomorrow if your salary is cut by 50%, would you cut-down on extra expenses? Is that a sign of mismanagement from you?