Their "laying-off process" was one of the most traumatising experiences I have ever had in my career life. Abruptly, we received a mere day's notice, delivered through a cold Slack direct message, informing the unfortunate 10% of the company that their positions were being eliminated. Astonishingly, it was the "Care" team responsible for delivering this news, a team presumed to possess exceptional knowledge of human psychology and mental well-being. Yet, they chose to convey it in an utterly inhumane manner. A more compassionate approach, such as a conference call with the CEO personally explaining the situation to the affected employees, would have made a world of difference. Instead, we awoke to a message promising support, followed by the harsh reality that we would be out of a job the very next day. I understand why the layoffs had to happen, I understand this is happening in the tech industry as a whole, but where does human decency go during tough times? I was incredibly disappointed in how they went about it, and not even on the financial impacts this may have (as I wasn't driven by money) - But the mental impact. I really do hope the rest of the 10% is taking the time to heal from this experience, and to learn that not all career experiences can be this fickle.