Thread regarding SAS Institute layoffs

Executive Update update

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@140 Yeah that is how net margin works…

It only worsens or improves based on operational efficiency.

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Post ID: @15r+1m6kz54jh

@d9 "16% is pretty good, isn't it?"

Yes, it is. But put it together with the other important number: over the last decade, SAS has reduced headcount by ~20%.

This strongly suggests the company is reducing headcount just enough each year to maintain a decent profit margin. There is no reason to expect this to change.

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Post ID: @140+1m6kz54jh

Is that a new way of saying double digit growth?

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Post ID: @dp+1m6kz54jh

16% is pretty good, isn't it?

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Post ID: @d9+1m6kz54jh

ho-k

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Post ID: @b1+1m6kz54jh

@ab so does that mean good bonus or city bonus?

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Post ID: @aq+1m6kz54jh

16% net margin

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Post ID: @ab+1m6kz54jh

This sounds like every Q4 update in the past 2 dozen years. If you took one from long ago that oozed buzzwords of "hadoop" and "big data" and just replaced that with "AI" you'd be all set.

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