The 2023 hiring survey stated that 72.02% of the respondents said that data science/algorithm is the most important skill
Still, job cuts in the tech industry appeared to slow in June and July and are on track to be even lower this month, according to an analysis by research firm Jefferies
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In May, another media report said that Oracle had laid off 3,000 employees at Cerner
While other industries have single-digit bench sizes, tech firms typically have a larger bench size of as much as 30%, they say
As the tech giant continues to restructure its internal operations and continuing global layoff, new hires have also been impacted
According to recent data from layoff.fyi, a layoff tracker website, 702 companies have laid off 199,047 employees in 2023 so far worldwide
After a period of extensive recruitment that resulted in the doubling of its workforce since 2020, Meta's current number of employees has declined to a level, which is similar to that of mid-2021
Some 8,134 employees have reportedly lost their jobs in the country as of May 2023
In November last year, Similarweb laid off about 10 per cent of its team, around 130 employees, when it announced its results for the third quarter of 2022
"This was a difficult decision, but it was necessary for us to prioritise investments in the areas with the greatest potential for future growth as we strive to deliver greater value for shareholders"
Apple services set an all-time record with $20.9 billion in the March quarter
With AI and machine learning dominating the discussion in the space, many employees are taking these courses in order to stay ahead of the curve and maintain their relevance
In the quarter ended March 31, the company reported a margin of 14.6%, among the lowest in the industry
Companies were doling out up to 100 per cent hikes to hire top IT talent only a year ago, the situation has completely changed today
New-age companies like Byju's, Unacademy, social media firm ShareChat, MyGate, and automobile-servicing startup GoMechanic were among the leading names that fired employees in large numbers
The firing spree was not limited to back-office jobs and affected big tech companies, including Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Google parent Alphabet, among others
As tech layoffs continue unabated in 2023, Amazon and Google CEOs have hinted at more layoffs as the companies continue to evaluate business
According to a report over 150,000 people have been affected by tech layoffs in 2022 alone, whereas, 68,500 new cuts were seen in January 2023 alone
The development comes at a time when Google already fired six per cent of its total workforce in January, leaving 12,000 Googlers without a job