Let the jokes begin:
"This is the first time that we have ever done anything large-scale like this. For a first version of something, I would say all things considered, we did a reasonably good job," said Brummel. "Unfortunately, this what I will call a small error -- but I am sure not to the individuals. Forty five out of 1,400 is unfortunate. But I think it just causes us to say we need to double check process along the way, particularly as it relates to what people get paid."
We’ll get it right by Layoff 3.0 Enterprise Edition?
We’ll start the Trustworthy Layoff Initiative; the next few rounds of layoffs will show successively fewer overpayments than layoffs at Sun, Red Hat, and IBM.
