Dick Morris on Mr. Gloom and Doom:
So, having inherited a recession, his words are creating a depression. He entered office amid a disaster and he is transforming it into a catastrophe,
Friday, February 27, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
What really happens
Very interesting piece on why layoffs don't help companies.
While layoffs may seem like a good way to cut costs in the short-term, the direct and indirect costs of downsizing can paralyze your company’s long-term revenue-generating streams. “The books look great for two or three quarters, and then things don’t get done,” says Jonathan Phillips, managing director of Houston-based executive search firm Magellan International.
While layoffs may seem like a good way to cut costs in the short-term, the direct and indirect costs of downsizing can paralyze your company’s long-term revenue-generating streams. “The books look great for two or three quarters, and then things don’t get done,” says Jonathan Phillips, managing director of Houston-based executive search firm Magellan International.
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