In hindsight, maybe firing everyone in your company who built everything and knows how it works and replacing them with people from the third world wasn't the smartest long term business decision.
>>546148703So the jeets just pulled the plug, is that it?
>>546148703Probably sabotage by 1 dude
>>546148703WE ARE DOING THE NEEDFUL SIR AND WILL REVERT SHORTLY!
>>546148731yeah probably.
>>546148728>Whites build Microsoft >Whites get fired>Jeets get hired >"Oops we don't kno how to fix it Saar"
>>546148703>business decisionBut it's a social decision.To remove white men from high paying high status jobs.To replace them with browns.To prevent white men from reproducing.Most of the white men who lose their Microsoft jobs will also be divorced by their American white wives.
>>546148703it even says OFFER, and not actual LAYOFFS, you absolute potatonigger of a dunce micky
>>546148728>>546148784Vibe coding jeets committed untested code and panicked when AI couldn’t resolve the error
>>546148731That's my thinking as well.>be autistic nerd>get a job at Microsoft in the 1990s>build all of the code that makes everything work>spend decades as a software engineer, keeping the company afloat>you watch all the C-suite employees become billionaires on the fruit of your labour>meanwhile, because you have no social skills or negotiation skills, you are still working in an office getting paid 6 figures>you don't care that much because the money is good and you like the work>you also assume everyone understands how important you are and that you will be rewarded one day>then, 30 years later, you receive an email along with 60,000 coworkers asking you to quit>all that work that made everyone rich and you just get fired without warning unceremoniously>so you say "fuck this">go into the code>fuck everything up>you know you are the only one who knows how it works or can fix it>ride off into the sunset
>>546148823That's just a tactic to fool retarded like you.>get an email from your boss>we want you to quit, here is a handsome severance package>now you know they don't want you, so you can take the severance, or stick around and get fired with no severance package.
>>546148703You don't want monolithic tech companies who didn't even develop the technologies they're holding hostage to crash and burn?>muh stonksYou were definitely warned about betting the future of your kids on these people. That's on you if you wrote off your messenger as a schizo or a conspiritard.
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>>546148703>In hindsight, maybe firing everyone in your company who built everything and knows how it works and replacing them with people from the third world wasn't the smartest long term business decision.You obviously never worked for a private company small or large or coporation, it does not matter, companies in tech already have the tradition of sacking employees and replace them with another batch, this is done for a variety of reason, the case is that from managers to the board of directors they dont care about product quality or code quality, they just care about sales and costs, and they know they could fire half of its workforce and eventually the fresh replacements will solve the problem.It happened to me more than once, I am not the best programmer but I take common sense decisions, those common sense decisions clash with the unrealistic expectations of other co-workers and managers, office violence increases, eventually I leave the company due to corporate bullying, the day after no one knows how to mantain the system and fall into crisis, what would surprise you is that managers and directors are willing to lose money or clients, many times what matters to them is corporate feudalism.This same shit is what is happening in American big tech, managers and those above do not care about quality or products or missed oportunities, they care about office poltics and revenue, so they just sack half of the workforce and replace them with cheaper workers, eventually one among the cheap workers will somehow fix the problem or the problem will solve itself.You are quite wrong to believe that corporations are ruled by common sense.
>>546148996Jeets are the problem. It has nothing to do with capitalism
>>546148922ok fair, but it was too recent to have already worked its way throughthis is what would happen if they fired 60k overnight>>546148703this is just the detonation of the (jeet?) vibe-coding barrel's fuse theyve lit
>>546149042>this is just the detonation of the (jeet?) vibe-coding barrel's fuse theyve litand theyre probably failing now, because theyre using the exact same tool to unfuck it, that they used to fuck it up, and the last humans who knew either dumbed off, walked out or got fired, fairoh, well
>>546148867Are they prompting in hindi? Maybe thats the problem
Dr. Sbaitso could easily fix all this but people won't listen to me.
>>546149039>Jeets are the problem. It has nothing to do with capitalismYou are wrong, the tech sector no longer manages itself with 90s criteria where a software developer, even a bad one, was a valuable asset because he understood tech no one else know.by the first decade of the 21st century computer languages became refined and coding became easier for everyone, so that valuable asset is no more vauable, you get the news about mass layoffs but you never get the numbers of those resigning due to corporate bullying or corporate feudalism, many people are forced to resign just by burnout or pressure, a software dev would change jobs every 2 years in the 2010s, but now its because politicians and corporations paid propaganda to lure retards into code bootcamps and flood the market with cheap software devs, the consequence of that are mass layoffs.Corporate sacking of employees before COVID was about bullying or burnout, now that employees have less mobility due to the collapse of the tech job market have to endure it until the mass layoff happens.Its not jeets, its coporate culture, check out cargo cults and corporate feudalism.
>>546148703I don't understand why people are surprised by thisLook at India to see how Indian management thinks
>>546148823>refuse buyout, knowing you're on a sinking ship>get laid off anyway
>>546149113>tell AI to solve problem>commit code and deploy it>everything stops working>ask AI to fix problem it caused>AI can’t solve it because it isn’t part of the training data>jeets freak out because they bought their CS degree online and don’t actually know what to do
>>546148703The 60,000 fired people were Indian. They were replaced with AI agents.
>>546148874>made 6 figures for 30 years>butthurtshut the fuck up
>>546149407>Paid literal pennies>Ranjeet and Moshe become billionaires for doing nothingOf course someone making 6 figures would be angry with leadership. They aren't getting paid fairly.
>>546149407You would be butthurt if all your bosses became billionaires by taking credit for all your work. It's human nature
Planned demolition. Microsoft will be purchased by Palantir and rebranded
>Fire 60,000 people>only negative effect is your system goes down for an afternoonSeems like a good tradeoff.
>>546149802Go back to India
>>546149382sounds2true4real
>>546149802>an afternoonIt’s still down and nobody knows how to fucking fix it. It’s gonna be down for days.There’s half a billion work accounts across four million employers in eighty countries right now that are locked out.
>>546148703One of these fired workers must’ve programmed a timebomb that would fuck shit up after he left. We have root out this vindictive timmycel and brink him to justice. In general they all probably did a half ass job at training their replacements. This is unacceptable. If your still getting paid then do a good job.
>>546149717My "boss" in the company I work with is a pretty girl without a college degree that is married to a director of HR and has like 3 times the sallary I make despite being completely useless. And she 100% ranks the workers by vibes and social skills Our ancesstors were fully right when they said having a woman rule over you is the biggest punishment you can have, it's so profoundly unnatural you can physically sense it in interactions
>>546148823How to admit you've never had a real job
>>546151109>There’s half a billion work accounts across four million employers in eighty countries right now that are locked out.And I for one, am sick and tired of pretending this isnt a good thing.
