The private sector is next

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Private sector been targeting for years, we gotta work for a living or get fired

No one cares

Exactly.

Companies like IBM, Xerox, Kodak, Westinghouse, US Steel, ATT, the auto companies
, etc., etc. have laid off / cut the jobs of hundreds of thousands. The private sector had to change to survive. Job security is a relic of the past.

Now it’s the Federal Government’s turn. And it’s looooong overdue.

And in the private sector you have to produce something that’s a foreign concept to Government people. That’s RESULTS.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:First the feds, then the nonprofit sector, then the private sector, then the state and local governments and nonprofits (again) and Main street businesses ....rinse and repeat. I hope that I am wrong and overly pessimistic but this is scary. What is Trump and Elon's endgame?

Private companies have been hit before feds if you were paying attention. Some people are just too tribal to recognize there is a bigger problem. It is understandably hard though for feds who have been considered untouchable and receive backpay after shutdowns. At some point, we need to see each other as teammates not enemies. We need to communicate better. A lot of people are talking but nobody is listening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Private sector been targeting for years, we gotta work for a living or get fired

No one cares

Exactly.

Companies like IBM, Xerox, Kodak, Westinghouse, US Steel, ATT, the auto companies
, etc., etc. have laid off / cut the jobs of hundreds of thousands. The private sector had to change to survive. Job security is a relic of the past.

Now it’s the Federal Government’s turn. And it’s looooong overdue.

And in the private sector you have to produce something that’s a foreign concept to Government people. That’s RESULTS.

Jobs are a relic of the past.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Private sector been targeting for years, we gotta work for a living or get fired

No one cares

Exactly.

Companies like IBM, Xerox, Kodak, Westinghouse, US Steel, ATT, the auto companies
, etc., etc. have laid off / cut the jobs of hundreds of thousands. The private sector had to change to survive. Job security is a relic of the past.

Now it’s the Federal Government’s turn. And it’s looooong overdue.

And in the private sector you have to produce something that’s a foreign concept to Government people. That’s RESULTS.

During my master's program I was an intern at a federal agency and was placed in charge of producing a congressionally-mandated report on a housing issue. I had worked in the private sector before grad school and just treated it like a private sector job. No one told me that I couldn't make hidebound GS-13s actually work so that I could produce the report. They hated me because I gave them deadlines and then enforced them. I worked on the report for nine months and it was the first report from that agency ever sent to Congress not only on time -- but ahead of time. I voluntarily ended my year long internship and went racing back to the private sector.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The privates sector is next. Some of us gleefully rejoicing at the humiliating hiring of federal workers should temper our inhumane reaction to this nonsense.

Yes you will argue of this is what we go through in the private sector. You miss the point. You are just used to being treated like garbage.

If you have been paying attention, companies hate workers more and more. The more money they male the more they hate us and the least they want to pay us. They have been bitc***g and mo***g about the wage growth we got post COVID and the small period where workers slightly had the upper band in their choice of employment. Then they started hating remote workers coming up with all kind of nonsensical studies about it's ineffectiveness.

It's shameful that corporations (corporations are people too remember that line) have managed to turn us into hating ourselves to the point where we turn against each other.

Honestly ask yourself. How has the existence of a fed worker render your life miserable?

Which is why it is incomprehensible that the Democrats decided boys in girls sports and defund the police were more important than an actual labor movement.

Stop lying, the little baby red hats were the ones that couldn’t stop thinking about little boys and girls and fantasizing about what happens in bathrooms.

Another Dem like an unsharpened pencil. Was about men competing in women's sports and taking career and financial opportunities away from them. My niece has a $60,000 scholarship to play a college sport. Some man who grows his hair and does a tuck in decides he can take her place on the team because his strength exceeds hers. No more $60,000 scholarship.

Defund the police and now moaning about catch and release and technology substituing for police. The red light cameras you blow through at $100 a pop were brought to you by defund the police.

Does regurgitating this crap make you feel better about being a loser? Does your niece know how cringe you are?

[Anonymous]

+1

Trump is going to fire most of the private sector.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Private sector been targeting for years, we gotta work for a living or get fired

No one cares

Exactly.

Companies like IBM, Xerox, Kodak, Westinghouse, US Steel, ATT, the auto companies
, etc., etc. have laid off / cut the jobs of hundreds of thousands. The private sector had to change to survive. Job security is a relic of the past.

Now it’s the Federal Government’s turn. And it’s looooong overdue.

And in the private sector you have to produce something that’s a foreign concept to Government people. That’s RESULTS.

During my master's program I was an intern at a federal agency and was placed in charge of producing a congressionally-mandated report on a housing issue. I had worked in the private sector before grad school and just treated it like a private sector job. No one told me that I couldn't make hidebound GS-13s actually work so that I could produce the report. They hated me because I gave them deadlines and then enforced them. I worked on the report for nine months and it was the first report from that agency ever sent to Congress not only on time -- but ahead of time. I voluntarily ended my year long internship and went racing back to the private sector.

I’m sure it was brilliant. Go ahead and link to this work of genius so we can all enjoy your brilliance.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Private sector been targeting for years, we gotta work for a living or get fired

No one cares[/quote]

Exactly.

Companies like IBM, Xerox, Kodak, Westinghouse, US Steel, ATT, the auto companies
, etc., etc. have laid off / cut the jobs of hundreds of thousands. The private sector had to change to survive. Job security is a relic of the past.

Now it’s the Federal Government’s turn. And it’s looooong overdue.

And in the private sector you have to produce something that’s a foreign concept to Government people. That’s RESULTS. [/quote]

Speaking of RESULTS - let’s talk about how Jack Walsh destroyed GE through his myopic focus on short term results and took upstate New York down with it.

Let’s talk how Lampert absolutely annihilated Sears.

I wasn’t cheering when those people lost their jobs. Solid American companies absolutely ruined by poor leadership, just as America will be.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The privates sector is next. Some of us gleefully rejoicing at the humiliating hiring of federal workers should temper our inhumane reaction to this nonsense.

Yes you will argue of this is what we go through in the private sector. You miss the point. You are just used to being treated like garbage.

If you have been paying attention, companies hate workers more and more. The more money they male the more they hate us and the least they want to pay us. They have been bitc***g and mo***g about the wage growth we got post COVID and the small period where workers slightly had the upper band in their choice of employment. Then they started hating remote workers coming up with all kind of nonsensical studies about it's ineffectiveness.

It's shameful that corporations (corporations are people too remember that line) have managed to turn us into hating ourselves to the point where we turn against each other.

Honestly ask yourself. How has the existence of a fed worker render your life miserable?

Which is why it is incomprehensible that the Democrats decided boys in girls sports and defund the police were more important than an actual labor movement.

Stop lying, the little baby red hats were the ones that couldn’t stop thinking about little boys and girls and fantasizing about what happens in bathrooms.

that’s actually disgusting and disingenuous to the assaults that happened to school girls in your backyard of Loudoun. This did happen and while accepting responsibility appears something Democrats are allergic too… this did happen irl….

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Private sector been targeting for years, we gotta work for a living or get fired

No one cares

Exactly.

Companies like IBM, Xerox, Kodak, Westinghouse, US Steel, ATT, the auto companies
, etc., etc. have laid off / cut the jobs of hundreds of thousands. The private sector had to change to survive. Job security is a relic of the past.

Now it’s the Federal Government’s turn. And it’s looooong overdue.

And in the private sector you have to produce something that’s a foreign concept to Government people. That’s RESULTS.

You are so funny. People are laid off because the aren't buddies with the right people in management. The whole RTO belied that they are unable to measure productivity or "RESULTS". They need butts in seats.

Most people in Federal government were outraged in private sector layoffs; actually I'd say 80% of my colleagues are in public because they were laid off in their 30s and 40s.

You are angry at the wrong people, and dragging everyone to the bottom only benefits the 0.1%

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The privates sector is next. Some of us gleefully rejoicing at the humiliating hiring of federal workers should temper our inhumane reaction to this nonsense.

Yes you will argue of this is what we go through in the private sector. You miss the point. You are just used to being treated like garbage.

If you have been paying attention, companies hate workers more and more. The more money they male the more they hate us and the least they want to pay us. They have been bitc***g and mo***g about the wage growth we got post COVID and the small period where workers slightly had the upper band in their choice of employment. Then they started hating remote workers coming up with all kind of nonsensical studies about it's ineffectiveness.

It's shameful that corporations (corporations are people too remember that line) have managed to turn us into hating ourselves to the point where we turn against each other.

Honestly ask yourself. How has the existence of a fed worker render your life miserable?

Which is why it is incomprehensible that the Democrats decided boys in girls sports and defund the police were more important than an actual labor movement.

Stop lying, the little baby red hats were the ones that couldn’t stop thinking about little boys and girls and fantasizing about what happens in bathrooms.

that’s actually disgusting and disingenuous to the assaults that happened to school girls in your backyard of Loudoun. This did happen and while accepting responsibility appears something Democrats are allergic too… this did happen irl….

Exactly, there have never been any bathroom rapes in schools until trans was introduced. https://www.yahoo.com/news/judge-rules-loudoun-county-teen-131413442.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:First the feds, then the nonprofit sector, then the private sector, then the state and local governments and nonprofits (again) and Main street businesses ....rinse and repeat. I hope that I am wrong and overly pessimistic but this is scary. What is Trump and Elon's endgame?

I think Trump came back with real hate for the federal government after the law suit.
He wants some revenge that is why he appoints people who hate the department.
You hate FBI good I will make you mange it . The exception might be Marco Rubio.
Elon came thinking just destroy and if it’s necessary build it back.

Trump is a stooge being used by people with agendas of their own who watched and learned how to manipulate him.

[Anonymous]

I think the billionaires are fighting for control of the U.S. Trump is a figurehead really.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the billionaires are fighting for control of the U.S. Trump is a figurehead really.

The billionaires don't have to live here if things really do break (and nothing stopping them from profiting on the way out the door).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Private sector been targeting for years, we gotta work for a living or get fired

No one cares

Exactly.

Companies like IBM, Xerox, Kodak, Westinghouse, US Steel, ATT, the auto companies
, etc., etc. have laid off / cut the jobs of hundreds of thousands. The private sector had to change to survive. Job security is a relic of the past.

Now it’s the Federal Government’s turn. And it’s looooong overdue.

And in the private sector you have to produce something that’s a foreign concept to Government people. That’s RESULTS.

JFC. No, the Federal Government civilian work force does NOT have to “produce” you mouth breathing goon. I realize that you refuse to let this concept penetrate your thick skull, but the a Government (as a proxy for the country) is NOT. A. BUSINESS.

If your local fire department had a slow year (because there weren’t any fires) and couldn’t therefore show that they had put out X number of fires, would you declare them useless and lay them off? They clearly weren’t producing anything, or even putting out fires which is their one job!

You people are such morons it’s mind-boggling.