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- RE: The world of the laid-off techie
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I would consider that reply a little harsh. Poor management
at levels above is most often the cause when layoffs occur,
especially in large numbers. When it is a numbers game
there are many factors that will cause one employee to be
chosen over another. - Posted by: webnuts4u2-news@... Posted on: 06/28/08 (Edited: 06/28/2008 @ 06:23) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
jobs are still plentiful for the genuinely competent
cantab | 08/23/07
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RE: The world of the laid-off techie
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