New products take a long time to plan, develop, and launch at large companies like Microsoft. Laying off 60k employees is quite a bump in quarterly profits.
Indeed. They’re padding out their quarterly numbers and kicking the proverbial can down the road. Running the company with less staff is a problem for next quarter (or the next ceo)
New products take a long time to plan, develop, and launch at large companies like Microsoft. Laying off 60k employees is quite a bump in quarterly profits.
Indeed. They’re padding out their quarterly numbers and kicking the proverbial can down the road. Running the company with less staff is a problem for next quarter (or the next ceo)