Joseph Carlson: META — a company event

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company's free cash flows and we can see the problems converging all at once the stock based compensation expense is growing over time as the cash flows are starting to go down income combination this isn't leaving a lot of money for the shareholders but the truth is this problem of too many employees costing companies too much is a solvable problem it's fixable and it's fixable through layoffs exactly what meta is doing we don't know how many employees Med is going to be laying off they're going to be announcing that later this week but my assumption my prediction is it's going to be a lot I think it will be multiple thousands if not above 10 000 employees we'll see maybe they'll start with a smaller amount and they'll try to scale up the amount of layoffs later but my prediction is they can get rid of a lot of employees Without Really hampering the operations of the company now meta is not the only company that I think will be doing layoffs soon I think this is going to become more of a common theme there's some companies that I think were responsible with the amount of employees that they hired over the past three years for example from 2019 to current day Apple only increased their

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