Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a message to employees said he “made the difficult decision" to make the cuts, adding that recruiting employees were expected to be impacted by the layoffs this week.
But now the e-commerce giant is shuttering all of its automated Amazon Go convenience stores in San Francisco, which ...
If things get particularly bad, BuzzFeed does have a credit facility. In Q4, for example, it borrowed $5 million. With all of this in mind, it’s clear that while BuzzFeed is still very much a ...
Recently, Google, Microsoft, and Amazon have made announcements about significant layoffs within their companies and plan to reduce its workforce by 12,000, 10,000 and 18,000 employees ...
Recent layoff announcements from Meta to Palantir and Eventbrite are further proof that tech companies are still shedding workers. Even so, it's harder to find and retain tech talent, according to ...
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp announced its second round of mass layoffs, cutting 10,000 employees. This move comes just after the company cut 11,000 jobs — 13% of ...
Layoffs are a difficult part of an HR professional's job. That's especially true when they come in their own department. Job cuts among human-resource professionals are rising as companies slow ...
Two rounds of layoffs affecting thousands of workers. Reduced productivity and heightened anxiety amid a "year of efficiency." A future roadmap predicated largely on a bet on the struggling ...
Google's reported mishandling of its biggest round of layoffs ever has employees up in arms, and they're doing everything from walking out on the job to sending angry letters to management.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was grilled by staff at an all-hands meeting on Thursday, following the Facebook parent company’s announcement that it would lay off another 10,000 workers. Staff ...
Despite this, she said, the new wave of layoffs brings a layer of uncertainty. “It’s definitely scary, because … I always thought that computer science would be a safe field, and you’re ...
