Companies are always looking for ways to reduce staff, or direct existing staff to new roles and avoid hiring.
nothercastle•8mo ago
A 2% reduction is one less hour long meeting a week. Any company especially one as big as Microsoft could do that and not notice
taylodl•8mo ago
And if you can utilize a hot, new buzzword for allowing you to make the cuts then your stock performs better as well.
ashoeafoot•8mo ago
And yet it releases nothing new and big
SonOfKyuss•8mo ago
If they really are getting the same amount of productivity with less staff, they’re probably pretty happy with that
bediger4000•8mo ago
Agreed! But the rest of us may be discontented. This might let more agile, human powered competition slip through the cracks.
abhiyerra•8mo ago
I’ve been using Microsoft 365 stuff recently and everything seems to be getting worst. Teams has had some new odd bugs, Sharepoint still doesn’t show a site after it was created, OneDrive syncing is still garbage.
taylodl•8mo ago
Companies are always looking for ways to reduce staff, or direct existing staff to new roles and avoid hiring.
nothercastle•8mo ago
taylodl•8mo ago