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The timing here is absolutely cold-blooded. Nobody should have to worry about a layoff notice right before the holidays, especially when the company claims to prioritize community and health. It’s a harsh reminder that at the end of the day, we are all just a line item on a spreadsheet to management. I really feel for everyone in Danbury dealing with this news right now; take care of yourselves and don't hesitate to lean on your networks for support while navigating this mess.
Honestly, this doesn't come as a huge surprise given how the industry has been shifting lately, but it’s still tough to see it play out like this. Corporate optics are always a disaster during these transitions, and the timing really highlights the disconnect between leadership’s mission statements and the actual reality on the ground. For those affected, prioritize your severance negotiations and start reaching out to recruiters immediately. There are plenty of other firms looking for talent with your specific experience, so don't let this outcome define your worth.