• Hey, guest user. Hope you're enjoying NeoGAF! Have you considered registering for an account? Come join us and add your take to the daily discourse.

Meta just fired 11,000 people [13% of its workforce]

sendit

Member
These overpaid, over-pampered employees will flood the market and expect this in their next job. I would suspect it will be hard to find this kind of gig elsewhere.
If I am wrong, PM me, and I will send you my resume immediately.

You're wrong. Send me your resume.
 

TransTrender

Gold Member
You're wrong. Send me your resume.
Username checks out
pwyR2hj.gif
 

sendit

Member
What tech companies should do when it comes to hiring is hire more contract workers. Pay them well so they stick around, but at least you dont have to go through giant severance packages and contract workers arent part of head count as they technically arent employees. So if Meta or Twitter had tons of contract workers, there's tough times and the company needs to save costs you can gas them easier or simply not renew their contract. Of course, you might get loud pissy tech workers complaining about the company not extending their contract duration but this will prevent roller coaster hiring and firing cycles.

If things are going great, then slowly offer FT tenure.

My company does the same. There's a certain core of FT employees, but when work heats up we hire contract. When the company proves it can keep it up we offer FT work so the head count officially goes up over time. But in a controlled way.

Quality of work goes way down with contract workers. Tell me otherwise.
 
Top Bottom