Posts tagged "tech layoffs"

Linktree has axed 27% of its staff, mostly from Australia and New Zealand to make room for more US hires. It also revealed its acquisition of Berlin competitor Bento.

The latest report from the Tech Council of Australia reveals tech jobs are actually on the rise despite recent layoffs.

Our senior tech reporter recently spent two weeks in the US and reflects on the state of the industry on the ground - from the rise of AI, economic turmoil and layoffs.

In the last 24 hours more Microsoft staff were laid off while it announced another AI product. We headed to its Redmond campus to find out more.

Canva's global head of people Jennie Rogerson and head of design Andrew Green explained why the firm sprung for a new Victorian home, the concepts behind its creation, and why they are celebrating through the tech downturn.

The layoffs might seem to be running counter to these values, but they’re happening against an established track record. Smaller tech companies don’t have the luxury of a track record.

Xero is the latest tech company to make major staff cuts, following Atlassian earlier this week, shedding roughly 15% of its workforce.

Elon Musk and his fans are treating Twitter like a startup, including long hours and dedication from its employees. But it doesn't come with any of the benefits.

CEOs and politicians 'taking responsibility' for their errors is especially masterful as it never involves taking any actual responsibility.

Google has far too many employees, and they're too highly paid, according to a billionaire investor with shares in Alphabet.

Going backwards can sometimes take you forwards and there are two main ways that founders can maintain culture during turbulent times.

Over the past two years, many businesses grew that otherwise wouldn’t have, or shouldn’t have. Bad habits were formed while the going was good, and now those bad habits are being shown up.