SheWantTheD
Veteran
"fukk you dudeee..." 


As I type this working from home.



As I type this working from home.




Lol
You're better than me. Right now I am binge watching Dopesick on Hulu until my meeting this afternoon.




The # of bootlickersfor corporate bullshyt in this thread is disappointing though unsurprising.
For those who didn't know, better.com is in the mortgage industry which is absolutely on fire right now and their revenue has been skyrocketing. Last year alone their profits were high enough to fund almost $300k per fired employee, and their year their revenue has more than doubled plus they've gotten close to a billion in cash infusion from a merger. So they have TONS of cash to spare, it's just that Vishal wanted more of it for himself.
There’s no doubt that Better.com has grown at a phenomenal rate since its founding. The company generated $24.2 billion in mortgage originations in 2020. It claims the platform also placed $7.7 billion in title insurance and $1.4 billion in homeowners insurance. The company generated about $850 million in 2020 revenue and about $250 million in profits, according to the Wall Street Journal, which first reported on the SPAC deal. Better.com originated roughly $14 billion in the first quarter of 2021, the Journal reported.
Digital mortgage lender Better.com has raised a $500 million round from Japanese investment conglomerate SoftBank that values the company at $6 billion.
The financing is notable for a few reasons. For one, that new $6 billion valuation is up 50% from the $4 billion it was valued at last November when it raised $200 million in Series D financing. It’s also up tenfold from its $600 million valuation at the time of its Series C raise in August 2019.
That was April, it's gone up over a billy more since then and picked up hundreds of millions more in cash:
Vishal Garg, CEO of unicorn mortgage lender startup Better.com, after receiving a $750 million cash infusion with a valuation of around $7 billion, bluntly informed his 900 employees that a large number of people will be fired in a cold, awkward one-way video announcement on Thursday.
After that bullshyt "they were only working 2 hours but clocking 8", watch his next move. He's going to start pushing unrealistic performance goals and trying to get the remaining employees to work 9-10 hours a day to make up for the ones that got fired by accusing them of underworking and in danger of termination if they don't produce a certain amount.
These are the nikkas coli capitalists boot lick

This is what I always bring up to the bootlickers that like the system as it is! Most CEOs have zero clue how the actual day to day of the job actually works. If every employee were to walk out one day they literally wouldn't know what to do. So it's cruel to give them such high pay to be a passenger on a well oiled machine
I've never seen so many so-called Black people cape for rich elites before. That's normally something CACS do.

Yeah they gonna run the fade on him.. I hope he walks around with security

I got Zoom laid off in September
wasnt upset at all because I made ALOT money from them not doing shyt at home



They are the ones who say "black people are the only ones who do [something negative]"I'll give you a hint: cause they hate their black skin.![]()
Glad I’m a union worker man, this shyt would never happen at a unionized employer
Co-sign
This is what happens when the idiot American public get brain washed into believing the propaganda that labor unions are bad and right-to-work states are good.