When I took this photo the removal of the windows made me think of the thousands of people that Microsoft is laying off. We are living in a day and age when massive layoffs are a fact of life. How did we get ourselves into this mess?
Wednesday, August 06, 2014
Missing Windows
When I took this photo the removal of the windows made me think of the thousands of people that Microsoft is laying off. We are living in a day and age when massive layoffs are a fact of life. How did we get ourselves into this mess?
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It is the thousand dollar question. He that is able to respond to this question will be a rich, especially if he can solve the case.
ReplyDeleteInter alia, Nokia in Finland did the same trick.
The photo really gives many questions, it is in the same time as well sad as well beautiful.
GREED! Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteI wonder why the windows are bricked up. I guess they just use that camera on the wall to see outside.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Tom. Greed is the likely culprit.
Sigh...it's because we ship all our jobs overseas. At the place where my husband works, they laid off almost all their manufacturing staff, and sent the work over to China.
ReplyDeleteGreed indeed. Nice patterns in those bricked in windows though.
ReplyDeleteDoes bricking in of windows make a building more or less usable?
ReplyDeleteMore people. More robots. Low wages in third world countries.
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