First In First Out

First In First Out
2007.02.09 4:25

First in first out is the term used in selling products. We all tend to choose the newest one when we buy something, because the newer the products, the longer we can use. We ought not to supply new products until all older ones are sold out. Consumers tend to choose newer ones, so if they found the newer ones besides older ones, we can't stop their buying newer ones. We are taught to store newer ones behind the older ones in a shell. That's nothing but a deception to consumers.
First in first out is the term used in labour force. Those who were engaged in a job earlier ought not to be fired prior to firing new ones. Labourers are not products to sell. Exactly. But in order for a company to be viable, sometimes first in had better get out first.