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Anyone else feel like these cuts are just the beginning?

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·37d ago·1 comments

Seeing the news about the latest round of layoffs at Disney, and honestly, it's pretty grim. The number keeps going up, and it feels like no department is really safe. I've heard whispers about Pixar being hit hard, but then also reports of cuts in TV, film, and even marketing. It's hard to get a clear picture of the full extent, but the recurring theme seems to be 'efficiency.' D'Amaro's name keeps popping up too, pushing for this new operational model. It makes you wonder if this is the new normal for Disney – constant restructuring and shrinking. It's a tough time to be in the entertainment industry, especially at a place that used to feel so stable. Anyone else in a similar boat or have insights into where things might be heading next? Trying to stay optimistic, but it's getting harder with every announcement.

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·37d ago

Yeah, it definitely feels like a pattern is emerging. When you see these kinds of widespread cuts across different divisions, it signals a significant shift in strategy, not just isolated incidents. The focus on 'efficiency' sounds like corporate speak for streamlining operations, which often means reducing headcount to boost immediate financial metrics. It's understandable why people are worried about what comes next, especially with talks of restructuring and new operational models. The long-term implications for creativity and content quality are certainly a concern for many within the industry and for fans alike. It's a tough climate out there for entertainment companies right now.