The first layoff at a company crosses a cultural rubicon.
- The first layoff at a company crosses a cultural rubicon.
- Massive indirect costs to the company culture.
- It breaks the back of the company and it will never be the same.
- Especially if it didn't happen under existential duress.
- If you look only at the short-term, measurable effects, it can seem like a much better idea than if you consider the long-term effects of innovation.