All-round layoff season begins, and conditions worsen next few weeks
Companies are forced to lay off for many reasons. In these, there is a recession and economic situation, as well as planning for next year's budget. While Meta is planning massive layoffs, Lyft has decided to cut 700 and financial giant Stripe has decided to cut 14 percent of staff.
Tech and other big companies around the world have started layoffs on a large scale. According to a report, in the coming few weeks, jobs may fall on a large scale. Many companies including Meta are going to lay off.Companies are forced to lay off for many reasons. In these, there is a recession and economic situation, as well as planning for next year's budget. While Meta is planning massive layoffs, Lyft has decided to cut 700 and financial giant Stripe has decided to cut 14 percent of staff. According to business and industry experts, this is just the beginning. In the coming days, worse days may have to be seen in terms of jobs.
Experts say that the income of technology companies is continuously decreasing. Along with this, she is also doing financial planning for the next year. Since there is also the threat of an economic recession, tech companies have already started gearing up to reduce payroll costs by laying off people. This means thousands of technical workers may lose their jobs in the coming weeks.
The looming threat of recession Big tech companies has said over the past few weeks that their earnings have declined. Along with this, he also warned about the future scenario. The looming threat of recession is forcing them to cut costs. Dan Wang, associate professor at Columbia business School, says companies are trying to reduce costs. When they cut costs, their main focus is often on reducing jobs, advertising, and marketing spending. Tech companies are coming out of the impasse caused largely by the pandemic, but what is happening now is a recovery.