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    1. leavemealonethanks on

      This is going to be happening for the rest of the year.

      I also heard oracle is having layoffs. I’m not sure if Emea is affected (I’d love it if someone could let me know)

      I just can’t fathom how with the amount of layoffs, coupled with the multiple other issues (inflation, rent, childcare, to name a few), how we aren’t heading for recession?

    2. These cuts are constant in the news, it might be time for me to change industries before it’s my turn on the chopping block…

    3. EdWoodwardsPA on

      Every dumb as fuck CEO has AI on the brain. It’s not going to work and the places will be hiring again soon enough.

      Commiserations to those affected.

    4. I’ve been in tech since 1999. 

      Salaries have always been high. The industry moves fast and would pay well for in demand skills. 

      But the tide is turning. 

      Most people in tech are not the best of the best. 

      Most tech jobs are actually not that difficult to perform.

      Tech people are not special.  

      Not smarter than the average teacher but conditioned to expect double the salary. 

      So the global labour market is responding. 

      People flock to tech so supply and demand equalize. 

      And If your job can be done on the end of a wire then sooner or later it will go the cheapest country with the maximum value. 

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