Now for the bad...After being bought earlier in the year, the company changed on day one. Obviously this is to be expected after an acquisition, but these changes were like tidal waves before a big storm. WT survived losing 75% of business duringCOVID without a single layoff, but couldn't hang or thrive for several months after the acquisition. I don't blame WT's leadership team for this, because it was likely so out of their control. That said however, I think the communication the last few months was lacking in transparency, which was always my favorite thing about the company. Throughout all the tech industry layoffs, WT maintained some belt-tightening, but the typical things that happen before lay offs weren't apparent, and that's why I think everyone is so hurt.