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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Every single year I hold my breath at the end of fiscal to see what type of cuts will happen and who will get cut.  I’ve been through so many reorganizations I can’t recall them all.  It sucks.

The lack of self awareness by feds is a lot.  I’m sorry people are losing jobs but this happens everyday in the private sector.[/quote]

So instead of taking issue with the billionaires who are stuffing their pockets and have never been richer and treating you like cattle, you are turning against your neighbor . Got it.[/quote]

DP also in the private sector. I don’t want anyone to lose their jobs. The idea that what’s happening to feds will now cascade to the private sector is just flat out wrong. We’ve had constant mergers, acquisitions, reorgs, and rounds of layoffs to keep up with industry changes. AI is being rolled out and eventually that will take jobs too, but right now it’s helping do jobs we’ve already cut.

The DOGE approach is bad and will hurt us all. But no CEO today is looking at what Elon did to twitter and thinking that was a success. They are smart enough to see how he destroyed the value of the company to win the election (which, in turn, has made him richer). That can’t be replicated.

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You’re naive if you think CEOs won’t or haven’t been replicating this.  Maybe on a smaller scale but doing the same thing none the less.  CEOs don’t care about workers they care about profit above anything else.  That’s their only skin in the game which is why they get so much stock, which you will notice most don’t keep they actively sell, because they aren’t really invested in the company.  And should they not meet their goals they still get fired with a severance package [/quote]

Of course ceos are only looking out for themselves. But Twitter is worth 80% less than when Elon bought it. It’s not a success story. [/quote]

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