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It was a good decision because AOL ensured that the employees who get fired, they were “agree” in certain way. I think that this decision considered the employees' situation, because AOL asked to the employees who were willing to quit their job. This decision could reduce a little bit the bad image of AOL. However, having lays off always affects the company’s image, it doesn’t matter under what conditions how this has happened.
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