safe?
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The large Tech companies and certain industries are and will continue to bs hut hard. There is a shift going on and many smaller 3rd party contractors that are trained in specific areas will do well. The large companies cannot compete due overhead.
Better deals will shopped. Some lose much and others gain during recessions. Recessions are necessary for correction, shifting to the right place is the silver-lining.
Gas prices & food prices will get worse before they get better. It is projected thaf there will food shortages.
With much work of giant companies in various industries shifting to 3rd party startups (Some startups have and will fail while others thrive) the giants being broken down will be cause of necessary major Reorg in order to survive.
9/10 will be using hybrid work forces which will cut real estate expenses Many large companies are already sharing office space on alternations days.
It’s probable that most of the higher salaries will be completely eliminated with just a few given the chance to stay with a promotion that has different title, responsibilities and offers a drastic pay cut. Younger minority supervisors will be hired to mange work flow. The older white man will need to grab his hat and head to the door. You are history, it’s just part of the changing times. Correction is badly needed at Oracle.
This is strictly an assumption but a page out a the new consultants recession play-book. The changes are just beginning and by the end of the calendar year all will be running like a well- oiled machine.
Probably by February 2023, the old managemevnt style will be forgotten at Oracle. All fades away fast in todays time. A.I. bids the old farewell.
Minting money right now. Sells well. I'd say it's safe.
On the other hand, if a big recession hits (and I think we will be in trouble), nobody will be safe anywhere.