We no longer, “Eat our young”
#61
I don’t understand your point. A company will seek to make a profit. If money is being shed, they try to stem the flow and work toward profitability. In this case, as you mentioned, cash burn is high but decreasing. It’s going to take a long time to fully reverse course and get to a point to where many of the TA initiatives kick in, if at all.
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Joined APC: Mar 2015
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The lesson here is that you don't get to choose when you retire, or what your earning power will be. Retirement date is a probability distribution with a peak near 65, but one should have contingencies for anything between 55 and 70, so that one has options. This has always been true. It's just very apparent now.
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