/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51576859
A lot of what you read here is larping, everybody on /biz/ has a comfy WFH position where they jack off and send a few emails for six figures.
Even if that was the case it's no longer free for businesses to borrow money because interest rates are going up. Hence all the tech layoffs and hub bub about "quiet quitting" aka how can we squeeze as much productivity out of people for the least amount of money possible. CEOs are going to be obsessively tracking where every single penny is going now and demanding more from their wagies. Their quest for answers is going to uncover a bunch of grifters that exist in the system and just collect direct deposits, lazy roasties that just dick around and produce nothing of value, and so on.

>>51459848
>Companies are still having problems hiring
There's tech hiring freezes and layoffs happening now. The "nobody wants to work anymore!" bullshit is for jobs that suck badly.

>>51018807
Tech is about to get rugpulled hard when psychopath CEOs start auditing where every last penny is going and circlejerking about "productivity". Now that money isn't virtually free for them to borrow anymore.

>SHOP
Bruh