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		nitwit005 11 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Uber is laying off 10% of staff It's logical if you view them as unsuccessful. But if "decision-making rights are unclear" is listed, it seems unlikely those people were the problem.
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s1artibartfast 11 days ago [–]

I think the idea is that if you go from 10 decision makers to 5 decision makers, coordidination and securing a decision will become easier

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