Are Layoffs Even Worth It?
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Over the past several months, companies have laid off hundreds of thousands of tech employees all with the goal of increasing profit margins and efficiency. But, they’ve also been handing out insane amounts of severance like 26 weeks of base salary and stock comp. This often adds up to over $100,000 for each employee, not to mention for senior employees like managers and directors. Combine this with the fact that these tech companies already have insane rates of turnover and you get the following question: are layoffs really worth it? Well, financially speaking, the answer is no for most companies as the savings due to layoffs are usually marginal. Most companies could’ve just frozen hiring for 6 to 12 months and ended up in the same position without a bunch of bad PR. But then, why did companies go ahead and do layoffs anyway? Well, the primary reason is pressure from large investors to take action and increase efficiency. This video explores how much money was saved by conducting layoffs and if layoffs were actually worth it.
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0:00Severance
2:06Cost Savings Debunked
5:24Alternatives To Layoffs
8:47The Real Reason
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What Happened To Google Stadia? | Logically Answered
What Happened To Google Stadia?
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Remember Google Stadia? It was Google’s attempt at entering the cloud gaming market. Google has since shut down Stadia but not for the reasons that you might think. It’s not that Stadia was not liked by its users or that Stadia was too expensive to run or any fundamental issue with the service itself. Rather, Google’s biggest concern was simply that Stadia was not successful enough. You see, going into Stadia, Google was hoping that they could easily market to and capture the entire Google audience of billions of people. But to their disappointment, they were only able to appeal to millions of people. This had little to do with Stadia and mostly to do with the fact that the cloud gaming market is still a new industry that is only now starting to grow and evolve. It’s very possible that Google could’ve stuck it out with Stadia and seen it become a massive success within 10 or 15 years, but given the lackluster launch, they would have decided to prematurely pull the plug. This video explains the story of Stadia and the time that Google killed a product simply because it wasn’t successful enough.
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2:27Promising Beginnings
5:43Just Not Enough
9:23Being Early Is Hard
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Nearly Bankrupt To EV Giant - The Rebirth Of Panasonic | Logically Answered
Nearly Bankrupt To EV GiantThe Rebirth Of Panasonic
Panasonic was once one of the most dominant consumer companies in the world. Their secret was simple: offer unbeatable value and reliability. Instead of focusing on marketing or branding, Panasonic honed in on giving customers what really mattersand it took them to unprecedented heights. However, the 2000s have not been so kind to Panasonic. In fact, Panasonic has largely exited most of their iconic consumer categories or has largely scaled back like with TVs. They were actually burning quite a bit of money in the early 2010s with many of their sectors being in the red, but Panasonic has managed to stage a comeback in a sector that you might not expect. Panasonic has shifted towards becoming an EV battery powerhouse and evolved into becoming a B2B company. This video explains how Panasonic slowly lost consumers and how they were able to find a new future elsewhere.
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0:57Electronics Implosion
8:18The Harsh Truth
15:40A Leap Of Faith
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Whatever Happened To Anti Virus Protection? | Logically Answered
Whatever Happened To Anti Virus Protection?
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Remember antivirus protection? Back in the day, installing antivirus protection from McAfee or Norton was one of the first things you would do after purchasing a new laptop or computer. But, over the past several years, antivirus protection has largely fallen out of favor. Cybersecurity, however, is still as important as ever. So, what happened? Well, one of the main reasons that antivirus protection software was so critical back in the day was because Microsoft very much dropped the ball when it came to security. Windows XP had a massive raw socket vulnerability while Internet Explorer had a massive VB script vulnerability. When you combined these two issues, early computers became a virus magnet making antivirus protection software extremely popular. However, since then, Microsoft has implemented most if not all of the security checks that these software perform directly into Windows itself, largely rendering additional antivirus protection software useless. This video explains the history of antivirus protection software and why antivirus protection has largely fallen out of favor.
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2:19Microsoft Drops The Ball
7:31Anti Virus Picks Up The Slack
11:34The Death Of Virus Protection
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