As reported for the first time Microsoft will lay 3% of its global workforce to simplify its operations and weaken its management structure. The layoffs will be felt at all teams, levels and regions within the company and are not based on performance.
exist “We will continue to implement the necessary organizational changes to enable the company to succeed in the dynamic market,” a Microsoft spokesperson said. The latest round of layoffs comes after a deep cut in 2023.
Microsoft, and is doing its best to survive a shaky economic environment that makes people more challenging, a range of needs and the need to compete for extreme status.
Over the past few years, as giant companies seek the right size, have become one. Microsoft has also recently been trying to drive more profits.
Last quarter, Microsoft outperformed revenue and profit expectations.
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