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Startups with the highest number of layoffs so far since 2022 (just top 11 add up to ~13k) 😨

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EarthDragon

Stealth

a year ago

Numbers are at least 3x of what’s portrayed due to masked/silent layoffs or covert resignations
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ElomDusk

InMobi

a year ago

Damn edtech leads the way. Likely because they also had the most people
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Akira

Unemployed

a year ago

Mfine is not mNOTfine
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Darklordreigns

Stealth

a year ago

BYJUs has laid off 25000+ JFYI. Wife used to work there in a Non Sales roles and is aware of figures. I too was there in HR last to last year so my info is accurate.
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by DrProduct

Amazon

Summary of layoffs at startups

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by PitifulCode

Stealth

Highest number of layoffs since Mar-2023

is it only going to get worse in the upcoming months?

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by tomato

InMobi

Mega Thread- All tech layoffs so far

Layoffs: Global - Stripe 14% - Opendoor 18% - Twitter 50% - Delivery hero - Chime 12% India - Udaan (tranches) - Chargebee 10% - Byjus 5% Hiring freeze: - Apple - Amazon

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by akira

Stealth

A comprehensive list of tech layoffs

266 tech companies w/ layoffs ∙ 74,992 employees laid off in 2024. https://layoffs.fyi/

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by DrProduct

Amazon

2023 predictions?

What are your predictions for 2023?

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by AITookMyJob

Startup

Layoffs at startups: Early signs or warning signals

In your experience, what are some early signs that help detect incoming layoffs at a startup? It could be company-wide, team specific or in a particular function only.

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by AGIcoming

Google

number of deadpooled startups, or companies in India that shutdown or were pushed to the brink of a shutdown, stood at 34,848 in 2023

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/technology/from-gomechanic-to-zestmoney-why-thousands-of-startups-shutdown-in-2023-11953691.html

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by NearPoint53

Laid off

What triggered layoffs ?

Being an investor in equity markets, i was aware of the fact that US market will crash as the free money by fed draws back. I obviously was not able to link this up with the funding dry-ness. I still expect a founder to be aware of these economic events. I am curious how could the management decide to go for hiring employees only to lay them off a year later. If you are a founder, would be happy to know the other side of the story.