Publicly traded company that relies solely on government health programs to make money. Trump administration has been moving to gut those programs membership over the last year and a half. Majority remote workforce viewed by leadership as expendable and easy to cut loose. Shareholders demand AI implementation. I really am sorry to people who will lose their jobs but…this all seems very obvious in hindsight doesn’t it?
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There are so many conservatives in this company that are somehow shocked by all this. “I didn’t think the leopard would eat MY face”
@bb correct, garbage in garbage out. let them learn the hard way.
It's incredibly tough for the people affected, but your breakdown is exactly right. A company relying entirely on volatile government funding with an outsourced, remote structure is built on a house of cards. When shareholders demand AI integration, human headcount is always the first thing leadership cuts to save the margin
They can want all they’d like. My observations: the data isn’t ready for AI, and the company, writ large, isn’t either.
AI is only as good as the data behind it.
as soon as Mission Simplify was announced, I already knew what time it was.
the only thing I’m shocked about is the VSP offering, not the layoffs themselves.