Google and other Big Tech companies have cut thousands of jobs in recent months, but it's not all doom and gloom.

On Feb. 8, Zoom Video Communications, Inc. announced it would lay off 15% of its staff or about 1,300 employees. On Feb. 6, the computer company Dell announced it would lay off 5% of its staff or ...

A former Zoom employee shared his layoff story on LinkedIn and said that he had joined Zoom in early 2020 when the company ...

In 2023, layoffs have yet again cost tens of thousands of tech workers their jobs; this time, the workforce reductions have ...

Proptech company Roofstock has laid off about 27% of its staff today, according to an email sent to employees that was viewed ...

The Post looked at 48 layoff memos from tech companies ranging from Microsoft to start-ups to see how leaders spin their ...

From Meta to DocuSign to Twilio, tech companies have laid off more than 275,000 workers since last year, according to Layoffs ...

If you are a leader charged with laying off employees or you’ve been laid off, your job now is to make sense of what’s ...

Now fun fact, Apple also grew in the last couple of years, but at a much slower clip than its tech giant counterparts, by only about 20% compared to Zoom's 300%. Now, Apple is the only tech company so ...

That’s why the bug bounty program focuses on recruiting skilled, effective researchers. In 2022, the company sent additional invitations to researchers to join our HackerOne program with a focus on ...

It's hard to push forward on exciting and expensive new business initiatives when common sense suggests companies take it ...