Yahoo's laid-off workers wrote a blog to express their grief: dizzy for several minutes

Beijing On January 1, February 14, Yahoo's layoff was reported by foreign media. Work It has been expanded, while the laid-off workers are Blog I wrote my own situation in my post.

Is Plan Yahoo, which restructured to increase its online ad market share, sent a dismissal notice to approximately 1000 employees on Tuesday. Served as Yahoo's personal business department Management Personnel Susan Mernit is one of the dismissed employees. She wrote in her blog: "today (Tuesday) is the last day of my stay at Yahoo. It is also the day when I start my new life. What do you think? No, so far ."

Ryan Kuder, former Senior Manager of Yahoo's campaign strategy, is also dismissed. He wrote down his mood in detail in his blog. He said that he went to work with a "very nervous" mood that day. After receiving the news of being dismissed, "I felt dizzy for a few minutes. People from the personnel department came to collect my notebook ." Kudel said goodbye to his colleagues, and it seems as frustrated as the end of the world. "During the waiting time for the personnel department to say hello, I can only clean up my items. Hurry up, hurry up, I'm very busy. Let it all end ."

The description of Salim Ismail has aroused some controversy. Ismel, former head of Brickhouse at Yahoo innovation, said he left voluntarily. He wrote in his blog: "After thinking carefully, I decided to leave Yahoo. I have many plans of my own, and I hope to take this opportunity to implement them ." However, ismel's Blog content has aroused criticism similar to personal attacks. ValleyWag, a technology blog that has always been highly vocal, criticized ismel as saying: "among the 1100 dismissed employees, ismel is the only one who lied that he left voluntarily rather than being fired. This is not the case. You are also a victim of large-scale layoffs, Salem ismel ." The ValleyWag blog also said that Yahoo Deputy President Jeff Bonforte is also dismissed.

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