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Why cut jobs after growth?

Companies often expand their workforce rapidly during periods of strong growth to meet demand and develop new services. However, if that growth slows or reverses, the company may find itself overstaffed for its current operational needs. Job cuts, though difficult, are then a way to reduce costs and improve financial efficiency.

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