Manager is bad. No job security. Within 1 day, a layoff
Manager is bad. No job security. Within 1 day, a layoff
What I can say is there's no job security.
No job security. Within one day, layoffs can happen. They say things like "reorg," and "your profile doesn't exist," and the layoff is done. If no profile or role exists, then how are colleagues being kept?
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