The executives have already "suffered enough" with their stock compensation going down so much (eye roll)

Just a personal anecdote, but at my place of employment we had a wave of layoffs late last year. As part of the process 4 top-level execs "left", although I think saying they were "dismissed" is more accurate.

I am not certain, but it might have been nearly half the people at this level let go. And then there was a trail of layoffs all the way down the leadership chain. Of course the most people let go in absolute numbers are the individual contributors.

If you read between the lines it appears Eyal Manor maybe was laid off/fired?

https://archive.is/INZea