[–] _flagged_ 4y ago ↗ I can't tell if this is a satire. [–] tellmelies 4y ago ↗ Same. It's hard not to with lines like:"In the end, I came out ok. The team still lost 9% (but it was not 10%), and my boss recognized I would do what must be done." [–] blitzar 4y ago ↗ "Toni Crowe retired as the Vice President of Operations to pursue her dream of being a writer."Sounds like she got laid off herself next go round.
[–] tellmelies 4y ago ↗ Same. It's hard not to with lines like:"In the end, I came out ok. The team still lost 9% (but it was not 10%), and my boss recognized I would do what must be done." [–] blitzar 4y ago ↗ "Toni Crowe retired as the Vice President of Operations to pursue her dream of being a writer."Sounds like she got laid off herself next go round.
[–] blitzar 4y ago ↗ "Toni Crowe retired as the Vice President of Operations to pursue her dream of being a writer."Sounds like she got laid off herself next go round.
[–] rdtwo 4y ago ↗ Seems exactly like what my company would do. We would burn all the new hires we spent years training and then find out that 5 years down the line we have no talent in the pipeline
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[ 4.8 ms ] story [ 20.6 ms ] thread"In the end, I came out ok. The team still lost 9% (but it was not 10%), and my boss recognized I would do what must be done."
Sounds like she got laid off herself next go round.