Phraseology: Roku: “Current economic conditions” Cisco: "rebalance across the board" Amazon: "unusual and uncertain macroeconomic environment” Disney: “a targeted hiring freeze” Meta: “macroeconomic downturn” Salesforce: "performance issues” Stripe: “stubborn inflation, energy shocks, higher interest rates, reduced investment budgets and sparser startup funding,” Opendoor: "the most challenging real estate market in…
Upstart: "the challenging economy" Seagate technologies: "global economic uncertainties" Philips: "worsening macroeconomic environment" Microsoft: "valuate our business priorities on a regular basis and make structural adjustments accordingly" Intel: "sudden and rapid" economic decline Twilio: workforce grew “too fast” and “without enough focus”
Cisco Reportedly Lays Off over 4k
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#42Phraseology: Roku: “Current economic conditions” Cisco: "rebalance across the board" Amazon: "unusual and uncertain macroeconomic environment” Disney: “a targeted hiring freeze” Meta: “macroeconomic downturn” Salesforce: "performance issues” Stripe: “stubborn inflation, energy shocks, higher interest rates, reduced investment budgets and sparser startup funding,” Opendoor: "the most challenging real estate market in…
Cool observation. Fascinating to see how corporate speak spreads and builds off each other. These are like memes in their technical definition - "behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation" Once a company or two uses these phrases it become politically acceptable to repeat them because they have now been "vetted". Contrarian or outsider views…
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#43Earlier quoted context omitted.
>Opendoor: "the most challenging real estate market in 40 years” Didn't the subprime mortgage crisis happen in 2007? The current situation is worse than that???
About 5 years post dotcom bubble. I think it's worse considering the inflation in food and gasoline. A 6 pack of beer at the grocery store is $10 now. 1 L of carrot juice is $6. It's unsustainable especially considering how wages barely moved for anyone. I don't see how people are getting by.