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Microsoft just laid of 3% of it's workforce i.e. 7000 employees.

Ola Announces Major Layoffs, Impacting Around 1,000 Employees Across Multiple Departments Indian ride-hailing giant Ola has reportedly laid off approximately 1,000 employees as part of a broader restructuring effort. The job cuts primarily affect

Intel brought back free coffee and snacks for employees "to boost morale" ☕🍪. Earlier, Intel had laid off 15% of its workforce, taken away bonuses, canceled vacations, and stopped paying for employees' transportation and internet.

Google has reportedly fired the entire Python team, marking the latest job cuts in the tech giant ahead of its annual developer conference in May. Google has laid off staff across key teams like Flutter, Dart, Python and affected employees have share

Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, has announced that the company will be laying off 10% of its management staff. This comes amid increasing competition from other AI companies, such as ChatGPT. Pichai said that the layoffs are necessary to "streamlin

😑 Bengaluru-based Unacademy has reportedly laid off another 250 employees as it aims to become a profitable edtech unicorn startup, according to media reports. An Unacademy spokesperson confirmed the layoff but did not elaborate on the number of i

Over 400+ ex-Dunzo employees left in financial limbo for 14+ months. Key issues: Layoffs: ~80 (Jan), >300 (Apr), >200 (Jul 2023) Delayed/capped salaries at 75K for remaining staff Missed payment deadlines (Aug 2023 - Jul 2024) No FORM-16, complica

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

Tech Layoffs: Even Gurus Aren't Safe! 🚨 Spent 18 Yrs in Microsoft, then LAID OFF! (pic attached) Seeing super-experienced folks like Ron Buckton (a TypeScript legend with nearly 2 decades at Microsoft!) impacted by layoffs is a real jolt. 🤯 Makes

Microsoft is set to lay off more employees, focusing on underperformers across multiple levels, including senior positions. While the exact number remains undisclosed, key departments, like Security, will face the impact. Vacant roles are often fille