Despite limited supplies, Palestinians in northern Gaza have started cleaning and decorating the streets in anticipation of the return of displaced residents heading back to their homes from southern Gaza🇵🇸
Hamas has released a video showing the three Israeli hostages smiling and seemingly at ease before their release.
The three women were given gifts including a “Gaza graduation certificate,” along with a transcript detailing their Arabic reading scores, a map of Palestine, and photographs taken during their captivity.
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A company that has $1 billion cash, which is about 1.5 times its annual revenue, and is actually still growing at a decent 20% rate and making a cash profit, laying off 12-13% of its workforce should not expect any loyalty from its employees ever. And to add insult to injury, when it can afford $400 million in a stock buy back.
I can understand the unfortunate reality of layoffs when a business is struggling or declining and making a loss. This is not that situation, this is naked greed, nothing less.
Here is a critical question to its leadership: don't you have the vision and imagination to invest $400 million in another line of business where you can deploy those people you hired but you don't want anymore? Are there no such opportunities in tech? Are you so lacking in curiosity, vision and imagination? Are you so lacking in empathy?
This behavior, sadly, has become all too common in the US corporate world and we are importing it in India. It has only resulted in large scale employee cynicism in the US and we are importing that too.
This is why choose to remain private. We put our customers and employees first. Shareholders should come last.