Re:Meta to Layoff 10k Employees
by nottathrowaway3 on Tuesday March 14, 2023 @12:20PM
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Good people remember though and hold a grudge if you insult them on the way out the door. People you want to hire in the future are watching as well.
Example: when Reddit called everyone they laid off a "low performer", I decided I'd never want to work there.
There's incentive to be classy (ex: Microsoft's https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2023/01/18/subject-focusing...) unless the whole ship is going down.
Edit:
That being said, after actually reading it, Meta letter is relatively classy. The HN comments made it seem worse than it was.
We've seen the entire gambit of layoff messages in the past year. No matter how empathic they're written, people complain.