> Wait, so you fire half of your staff and they're happier afterwords?
I've known people who were laid off or fired, and of course they were pretty unhappy about it at the time. But I know some who took it as the kick-in-the-pants they needed to fix their lives for the better, and find a better job, start the business they'd been talking about, etc.
A year or two later, and they'll freely agree that being laid off was good for them.
I've known people who were laid off or fired, and of course they were pretty unhappy about it at the time. But I know some who took it as the kick-in-the-pants they needed to fix their lives for the better, and find a better job, start the business they'd been talking about, etc.
A year or two later, and they'll freely agree that being laid off was good for them.