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zephyy t1_ixi1z9s wrote
HP didn't overhire. They have less employees now than they did in 2019, the last time they laid people off.
w3bCraw1er t1_ixj9k6v wrote
This is not even printing money. HP is just a crap company
sbos_ t1_ixjnt1w wrote
It's like the housing market that all sudden popped...Thats coming down too
kilkonie t1_ixiq94r wrote
To be clear: HP has been shedding 1-2k people annually for years. This 6k employees will be spread over three years and will be spread across the globe. Not to downplay the global economic situation, but many of these layoffs were planned and timed to minimally impact stock.
heckdditor t1_ixi6lec wrote
Why they have 6k employees? This explains all those crappy printers.
RubyRocket1 t1_ixhdsfo wrote
They need to repurchase the rights and reopen their calculator division and make a followup to the HP-50g... just saying.
lilrabbitfoofoo t1_ixi7qjl wrote
All companies lie together now:
"Please don't sink our stock price anymore!"
S1ck0fant t1_ixiahes wrote
Which tech workers are getting hit the hardest?
jeffend1981 t1_ixhdnw5 wrote
Only the beginning. All of these companies who were printing money in 2021 and overhiring in the process are now coming back down to reality.