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Disney is set to lay off several thousand more employees, with managers tasked with cutting costs by 20%. Just as revenue from its theme parks was starting to recover, it’s making cuts—proof that its streaming business is still burning cash and plugging holes. Layoffs at major companies are never a one-off; they come in wave after wave to trim the fat. How many rounds of cuts has your company gone through this year?

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GateUser-bb4ee798
2 hours ago
Cost-cutting is pushed onto individuals, eventually turning into a blame game
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GasMiner
2 hours ago
20% doesn't sound like much, but putting it into practice is all about navigating social dynamics
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TurtleCompound
2 hours ago
The streaming hole is too deep; Disney has been pouring money into it for years and still hasn't hit bottom
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LightningSender
2 hours ago
Can a theme park make enough money to bankroll streaming? Does the math add up?
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FutureGhost
2 hours ago
We just finished laying off 15% of our staff; there may be another round at the end of the year
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MultiTimeframeObserver
2 hours ago
Managers shoulder KPIs to save 20%, while frontline staff are likely to be pushed into a brutal grind
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PoolAdjuster
2 hours ago
First Review
Big Tech layoffs are like squeezing toothpaste—one wave after another
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