Growth is over, no more space. Time for redundancy firings, efficiency hunting and buying smaller competitors to stay alive.
I’m shocked they HAVE 1000 employees. What are they doing?
Increasing prices and making content hard to find
cancelling content when it was getting good, making people less interested in keeping the subscription, plus like most other streaming services, having only 8-10 episodes per season every other year, if you are lucky, sometimes 2-3years in between and the forcibly cancelling said series.
Stranger things was a one season show stretched for no reason. Idc I’ll die on that hill.
They are looking for a giant hit not to entertain you, I know those sound like the same thing but they aren’t.
your comment made no sense, and its not relevant to the article.
Yo-ho, yo-ho. Drink up me hearties yo-ho!
16 667 employees before the layoffs in purely mathematics terms.
16,666 and 2/3 in purely mathematical terms
