Someone here wrote that a lot depends on whether the profit will drop or increase in the coming period. That's true. However, I am not optimistic about it. You?
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Donot insult people affected by mass layoff. Reality is slackers stay, productive ones laid off. Shrinking business caused shrinkage of labor needs. Mass layoff has nothing to do with employee performance. Instead job reduction is an indication of poor performance of the company and its management.
what do you mean? its kinda simple...they want costs reduced by x-x hundreds of millions so that equates to x-x slacker employees, just trimming de fat
You need to “crack open” the head of upper management to find out what is their plan. Once in the sauna room of a company, somebody heard a finance department person talked about how they submitted their opinion of how many people needed to go. Some people do know the plan. It is just you do not know. If you know the formula, you just need to plug in some numbers to get to the conclusion.
You have to watch where the stock markets go for the rest of the year. The waves of layoffs have not started yet.
There were two layoffs within the last 6 months. I don't think there will be another event soon. My opinion is that the next event won't happen before December.
there will be a mall adjustment around Dec when we will be in a stickier recession and Europe struggling with its natural gas supply again
and that's my best-case scenario