McKinsey Starts Eliminating 1,400 Roles This Week in a Rare Round of Job Cuts

Re:McKinsey Starts Eliminating 1,400 Roles This Week in a Ra... by ftxbro on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @12:03PM (#35343234)

I am imagining the two Bobs from Office Space, and two more Bobs come to visit them and ask what they would say they do around here.

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Re:McKinsey Starts Eliminating 1,400 Roles This Week in a Ra... by pengaru on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @03:10PM (#35346272)

Office Space needs a sequel something fierce, and something like that scene needs to be part of it. It should be called Open Office Space.

Along with Idiocracy, the smartphones, VR, and self-crashing cars edition.

I don't know what Mike Judge is waiting for...

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Re:McKinsey Starts Eliminating 1,400 Roles This Week in a Ra... by dragontamer on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @03:19PM (#35346398)

Mike Judge did Silicon Valley already.

Mike Judge's current work is a soon-to-be reboot of King of the Hill.

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Re:McKinsey Starts Eliminating 1,400 Roles This Week in a Ra... by pengaru on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @03:28PM (#35346514)

> Mike Judge did Silicon Valley already.

I've seen Silicon Valley episodes, it is not at all in the same spirit as Office Space. Office Space spoke to the absurdity playing out in offices throughout the nation. Silicon Valley speaks to the VC-fueled privileged absurdity playing out in ... SV.

> Mike Judge's current work is a soon-to-be reboot of King of the Hill.

That's really unfortunate, King of the Hill was such a mediocre/milquetoast message, at least from what little I saw.

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Re:McKinsey Starts Eliminating 1,400 Roles This Week in a Ra... by bearhall on Tuesday March 28, 2023 @05:18PM (#35348025)

King of the Hill is an American treasure

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