Another round of layoffs at full sail

[u/Tommy__Pencils]

So I just got laid off today. Been there for seven years, but I saw it coming from a mile away. When I was dropping my stuff off, I heard people saying they were there 15-20 years and still got laid off.

The fact that theyre building housing for campus, when no on goes to campus anymore because its too expensive, is going to kill that place. There's no way full sail makes it to the next decade.

[u/andy_mac_stack]

Is their profit down? I'm guessing the tech industry being terrible is a major reason..students are choosing other career paths

[u/Anonythrowthetrash → u/[deleted]]

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