Re:Laid off by Big Tech, then recruited for contract work – ...
by jaltekruse on Sunday April 16, 2023 @12:04PM
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I worked in a factory for a few months as a temp and a bunch of my co-workers that had been with the company for years had this exact thing happen to them, a few years after the 2008 crash. I believe it was a little different in that people were asked to take the change in their classification or leave, rather than being let go and then hired back separately. I know engineers that work outside of software that had to take mandatory unpaid time for the same reasons. I guess we just need to hope we end up with that "soft-ish" landing the Fed was talking about instead of a big recession or we're going to hear a lot more stories like this.
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Re:Laid off by Big Tech, then recruited for contract work – ...
by preommr on Sunday April 16, 2023 @12:10PM
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> end up with that "soft-ish" landing the Fed was talking about
That narrative died months ago.
At this point the odds of a recession are much higher than a 'soft-landing'.
Re:Laid off by Big Tech, then recruited for contract work – ...
by throwawaysoft on Sunday April 16, 2023 @12:40PM
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Everyone beliving in soft landing all that matters. Economic fundamentals don't matter in this decade if you don't know.