Many people who were fired, many of them, committed large chunks of their careers to affirm that they thought represented comfortability, predictability and security. As these people's tenure went up, as they spent more years in their career, their stability actually went down. The irony here is that their specialized skill sets necessarily turned into a liability for them. And it's because if you subscribe to this idea that many large corporations are less so meritocracies than they are organizations defined by hierarchy and politicking,.
Episode 55: Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) talks about the mirage of corporate stability. Something he experienced during his time at Morgan Stanley, which he thought was a dream job. It turns out that job security isn’t that secure when your company goes through layoffs. Having a corporate job isn’t bad, but it should be noted that loyalty to a company is often a one-way street.
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