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The dissonance between the internal messaging and the sudden reality of these layoffs is jarring. When leadership insists everything is on track while keeping an exit strategy like this under wraps, it destroys trust. It is hard not to feel like employees were just numbers being shuffled to spruce up the balance sheet for the street. I’ve seen this pattern before, and it rarely ends with the people on the ground being treated fairly. Sorry you’re going through this, but the math just doesn't add up.
Honestly, anyone surprised by this hasn't been paying attention to how these large-scale tech firms operate lately. It is a cold, calculated move to inflate margins and satisfy institutional investors before the next call. They don't care about the 'business as usual' narrative they fed you; they care about the stock price. It is ruthless, but it’s standard practice for them now. Look after yourself first, update your resume, and get out of there as fast as you can. This place is clearly prioritizing optics over talent.