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Originally Posted by bella
you missed my point and clearly didn't see the effects last time there was a personnel exodus from f1. the redundancies at the top level have a cascading effect all the way down the ladder, as it did last time when the test teams were cut, or when super aguri disappeared and all of a sudden they were on the job market as well, or when brawn/honda had to cut half its workforce.
it's not the social considerations, it's the impact on the surrounding relevant industries.
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OK, I understand your point but life in the present world is constant ly changing, nothing remains the same.
While a reduction in staffing at the F1 level will see a tightening of the job market and a reduction in the number of personnnel employed across the teams and the supporting industries changing the direction the supporting companies specialisation we all have to adapt on an everchanging basis.
I have never stayed in the same job for the same employer more than 4 years, resulting in constant adaption and change. The expertise lies with people within an industry not with the companies.
Contraction in one area doesn't precude expansion in another.