Tech Layoffs: Even Gurus Aren't Safe! 🚨 Spent 18 Yrs in Microsoft, then LAID OFF! (pic attached)
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The fact that this man helped shape the ecosystem so many startups run on… and he’s unemployed today? brutal.
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