added 2007 Tue Apr 24 5:15:03 by Stephen Johnson
by James Surowiecki - This isn't to say that Wall Street has gone soft-it still cares about profits, not people. But investors seem to understand that fewer people doesn't always mean more profits. Downsizing may make companies temporarily more productive, but the gains quickly erode, in part because of the predictably negative effect on morale. An
by James Surowiecki - This isn't to say that Wall Street has gone soft-it still cares about profits, not people. But investors seem to understand that fewer people doesn't always mean more profits. Downsizing may make companies temporarily more productive, but the gains quickly erode, in part because of the predictably negative effect on morale. An
