It’s becoming clear that Twitter will not crash and die because of the firings that happened there. Which other companies are similarly bloated and can see mass layoffs and will still continue working well?
Google for sure. 178k employees, do you really need that many folks to run a tech company 😅
Yep, it's truly gonna come down soon at Google if things remain the way they are
Google makes about 16 billion profit a year after everything. I think they will be fine.
This just in. Google laying off 10k people. https://twitter.com/icici_direct/status/1595048861617344512?s=46&t=kX5_R84SID9rWz-EUlkCYg
Week back there were posts by linkedin engineers that linkedin is hiring SDEs and anyone can as referral and today they laid off 700 people.
Like whats happening man!!! Is the company dumb or what?
(1) Reduce cost of human capital -> (2) Post better EBITDA numbers in earnings calls -> (3) Get big bonuses and sell ...
This is actually happening in every company. I personally went thought this and have no motivation to work because I don’t when my email will be logged out.
Dunzo laying of 20% or 200 employee (approx) majority in tech and product. Is this end of dunzo?
Hope they get their severance packages (I mean salary).
The economy went down? Yes. Did it affect all kinds of companies? Yes
Did the banks fire any one? No Did the Railways fire anyone? No Did the media agencies fire anyone? No
Did Large Tech companies and IT fire people? Absolute...
Not the way it works. It's a function of how fast an industry grows -> The faster it is, the more you have to hire i...
Looks like meta is going for 3rd or 4th ( honestly lost count) round of layoffs . Articles suggest that 5000 folks might be affected 😕
These are the world's largest tech companies and have billions in profits. How can they not know h...