Recent industry news doing the rounds is from Epic Games, who yesterday publicly shared an email that was sent by Tim Sweeney about laying off 16% of the company.
It actually does. If profit goes down (i.e. they’re still making lots of money), they do layoffs to keep profit margins at the target level. It doesn’t matter if they’re still making tons of money, they cut costs if they’re not making as much money as they forecasted.
It actually does. If profit goes down (i.e. they’re still making lots of money), they do layoffs to keep profit margins at the target level. It doesn’t matter if they’re still making tons of money, they cut costs if they’re not making as much money as they forecasted.