2023 Layoffs
Simply changing the calendar year changes nothing ... If 2022 was the down year for stocks, 2023 looks like it's going to be the down year for jobs
When Meta let 11,000 employees go in November, and Goldman Sachs cut thousands of jobs in December to reduce costs so that it can, as management claim, “navigate a difficult economic climate”, this should serve as a warning to job seekers in general.
Looks like work from home be at home is the new normal for 2023.
Amazon is laying off 18,000 as technology…
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