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Layoffs are ravaging the tech industry due to the wildly abstract threat posed by “the economy,” but Intel is taking a different approach.

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Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft.
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, has announced plans to cut 10,000 jobs, amounting to 5% of the company's workforce.
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Alejandra Hernandez headshot
Alejandra Hernandez started posting on TikTok shortly after finding out she was part of Meta's layoffs.
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As layoffs continue to plague the tech sector, even the titans of the industry aren’t safe.

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In this Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2017, file photo, Google CEO Sundar Pichai speaks during a news conference in New Delhi.
Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google parent Alphabet, emailed staff to say the company was cutting about 12,000 jobs.
Gizmodo : Economy

When Google told 12,000 employees they were out of a job last week, there were a lot of feels, understandably. Some workers were confused about why they had been laid off. Others were frustrated.

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Insider asked ChatGPT, the viral AI chatbot sweeping the internet, to whip up a layoff memo for a pretend tech company, Gomezon.
Insider asked ChatGPT, the viral AI chatbot sweeping the internet, to whip up a layoff memo for a pretend tech company, Gomezon.
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Google parent Alphabet this month said it would cut 12,000 workers.
Gizmodo : Economy, Business

Considering the steady stream of layoffs coursing through the tech industry, it’s understandable that some CEOs want to take extra care when informing employees that their company will also be cutting jobs. However, calling layoffs “refinements” and quoting Martin Luther King Jr. is not the way to go.

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