Sometimes it is to stop paying for unnecessary things so that we have enough money for more important things. 🧡

Uber cut 3,300 people... but instead prepared to invest more money in the future.

Sounds weird, doesn't it?

Because when businesses start to "cut costs," what we often think of is that companies are in trouble, have to save, and do not want to invest more.

But what Uber is doing is more interesting.

Uber is reportedly preparing to cut about 3,300 jobs, about 10% of the world's workforce, as the company's biggest workforce cut since the COVID period.

But the reason is not just the word "saving."

The company is trying to make enterprises smaller and more agile, reduce complex procedures, and interestingly, some of the money saved will be reinvested in what Uber sees as the future, especially driverless technology.

Simply put,...

He's not asking, "What's the most expensive thing and cut it?"

But he is asking, "What is not as important, and where should we put our resources?"

May said that this is very interesting for business people.

Because small store times start to feel that sales are not the same. The first thing we often do is "reduce."

The sign doesn't have to be changed yet.

The old menu used first.

The flyer stopped first.

Marketing, rest first.

Anything that looks like an expense. Cut it out.

But sometimes what should be cut may not be what "loses money."

It may be something that's already wasted money, but it doesn't help businesses move forward.

These two are not the same.

A price tag of 10,000 baht that no one looks at can be very expensive.

But the 20,000 baht price tag that makes the driver know what the store is selling may not be expensive.

An old menu that can be used for another three years may seem economical.

But if it makes it difficult for customers to choose, difficult to read, and not see the menu they want to sell, that can be a cost.

So Uber doesn't just teach that "big companies are reducing people."

But it makes us come back and ask our own business...

If we have 100 baht today,

We put money into what "used to be necessary."

Or is it going down with something that "will take us on"?

Because saving doesn't always mean stopping investing.

Sometimes it's to stop paying for unnecessary things so that we have enough money for more important things. 🧡

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