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- A laid-off Twitter engineer told CNN that they've faced a "wave of rejections" for job applications.
- The former Twitter employee is among those seeking recourse after being laid off when Elon Musk took over.
- Twitter is facing complaints over the size of severance packages for those let go in recent months.
Former Twitter employees are struggling to land work in a "hot garbage" job market since Elon Musk pushed them out, according to former Twitter engineer Justine De Caires.