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	{{a\|~~devil~~\|[[File:Squid Games RIF.png\|450px\|frameless\|center]]}}{{d\|Reduction in force\|rɪˈdʌkʃən ɪn fɔːs\|n\|}} (Also “'''[[RIF]]'''”)		{{a\|office\|[[File:Squid Games RIF.png\|450px\|frameless\|center]]}}{{d\|Reduction in force\|rɪˈdʌkʃən ɪn fɔːs\|n\|}} (Also “'''[[RIF]]'''”)

	The permanent removal of headcount — mass [[redundancy]] — usually targeted at that sweet spot in the organisation whose own reports aren’t so ''useless'' they can’t get by without supervision by [[Subject matter expert\|someone who genuinely knows what is going on]], and who aren’t so ''senior'' that they get to make decisions about who should be subject to a [[RIF]]. Usually, therefore, it is a means of taking out a swathe of mid-ranking [[subject matter experts]].		The permanent removal of headcount — mass [[redundancy]] — usually targeted at that sweet spot in the organisation whose own reports aren’t so ''useless'' they can’t get by without supervision by [[Subject matter expert\|someone who genuinely knows what is going on]], and who aren’t so ''senior'' that they get to make decisions about who should be subject to a [[RIF]]. Usually, therefore, it is a means of taking out a swathe of mid-ranking [[subject matter experts]].