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Today was a very difficult day for us. We laid off about 50 of our good friends and co-workers as part of a re-organization around our product offerings.
Many companies making the jump from start-up to enterprise have experienced the same pain. History has shown that it is nearly impossible to manage growth perfectly during this transition and we are no exception. The people leaving us today have made tremendous contributions to our products and services, our discourse and our culture and we will be sad to see them go.
This has been my most difficult decision in 8 years as Founder and CEO. I explored every alternative and poured over spreadsheets until my eyes blurred. I've come to the conclusion that this is our best path for continuing to be an effective and efficient enterprise that drives the greatest value to our customers and employees.
We wish a speedy transition to successful new careers for all of our former Totalites.
Comments (12)
written by Bill, January 15, 2010
written by Ed, January 15, 2010
written by Ken, January 15, 2010
written by Ed, January 15, 2010
written by Samar, January 15, 2010
written by Tiffany, January 15, 2010
written by Ellen, January 15, 2010
written by Dan, January 19, 2010
written by Stephen Fairley, January 19, 2010
After visiting the TA offices and talking with many of their people I can confidently say it was and remains an amazing place to work and certainly one of the best led "small" companies in the legal industry.
Ed and Kevin are amazing people and if this had to be done, I can be confident in saying it must have been the only possible way. It's very evident they love their people and their team.
Ed and Kevin, I'm sorry you had to go through this. I'm know it wasn't easy. You will come through as a better and stronger company.
To all the people who were let go, yes it's a tough economy. Yes, you will miss the team atmosphere at TA, but know that you are a better person for having worked there.
Just remember...It's your attitude that determines your altitude!
Stephen Fairley
written by who cares?, January 22, 2010
written by The Situation, January 22, 2010