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While I agree, I don&#x27;t think the layoffs are getting rid of the bullshitters. If anything, it seems like they are still prospering just fine (from where I&#x27;m at). Bullshitters seem like cockroaches, they can survive just about anything when convincing people of their nonsense.

Even if somehow management makes the right call on laying off these people, the problem is those people leave behind a huge mess and it takes a lot of work and years to untangle it. Management usually wants to keep the mess (made by people they hired) hidden from investors and clients. Untangling the mess becomes an unrewarded job.

GoodWe have too much bullshiters in IT.

IT (Tech) Unemployment Hits 6%, Up from 3% Low in Dec 2023