[rdcbn1]

Quitting a great paying job on the eve of what may end up being a pretty severe recession is not a good idea

[newzjunkey]

They’ll learn or they won’t.

[dgbrown]

There will be a lot of regret. It’s ok though, they are in California, I am sure their mortgages are not that large.

[mykroar]

But Sl0Bama said the economy’s red hot, so no worries

[Codeflier]

I notice a lot of “9 year” employees. We have an entire generation that entered the workforce at a time when they have only known easy employment opportunities and very high compensation. This generation is about to learn what it means to appreciate having a job.

When Twitter ultimately prospers with about 20% of its former workforce. The shareholders of every major corporation are going to insist on major cost reductions and workforce “recalibration”.