How can big-tech be so uncertain? They laid off 12k employees last year with a single email. Sure that 6 months of severance helps but it is still ridiculous. Sending emails at 3 am that “expect more layoffs” is such a mental trauma. Living under the
Swiggy and a lot of Indian startups are also doing mass-layoffs. Why target big-tech? These are common market crash happenings. Chill out.
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