[kortilla]

> In the article, there is an example of an ex-Google employee that got fired via email, he couldn't say "Bye" to his colleagues after 20 years of working with them. That doesn't seem like a system with reasonable limits.

Until there is a system to easily weed out the people that go ballistic when being laid off, cutting off access is completely fine.

If you want to keep in touch with people outside of work, exchange personal emails.

[Aeolun]

> Until there is a system to easily weed out the people that go ballistic when being laid off, cutting off access is completely fine.

There’s literally whole continents where this isn’t an issue. If it is an issue in yours the problem is not the layoffs.

[anal_reactor]

> Until there is a system to easily weed out the people that go ballistic when being laid off, cutting off access is completely fine.

Until there is a system to easily weed out the people who carry dynamite in their asses, anal cavity checks are completely fine.

[Aeolun]

That’s an oddly appropriate username.