Saw a date on the facebook entry into this board and noted it was September, 2017. Did a bit more of a deep dive and noted that you can go back in time by cliking the Older Topics button. It took me back to September, 2017 on this layoff.com site. I would encourage reading of all the older posts that have been made since September, 2017.
There are been many many many RIFs ("reorgs") since just after FLD became CEO. Everything changed when he became CEO and NOT for the better. You can only blame macroeconomics for so long. I can't think of one organically developed product that has made it to market and made a difference (please correct me if you know otherwise). 5 years of development for NEXT? Should have been at most 2 years if we were to remain competitive. The edict for SAFe, Scrum, Agile has proven to be a disastrous development approach and it only took some 5 years to figure that out.