Tech layoffs: Elon Musk mocks Twitter engineer who was unsure if he was fired
He added that while 200 others faced a similar issue, the HR department wasn't confirming if they are still employees of Twitter or not.
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He added that while 200 others faced a similar issue, the HR department wasn't confirming if they are still employees of Twitter or not.
As the company intended to hire more people this year, the cuts only affected 0.4% of its 6,800 overall employees.
The former Google India employee asked LinkedIn users to recommend a better job option for him.
According to reports, the latest job cuts affected multiple engineering teams- advertising tech, the primary Twitter app and technical infrastructure to keep Twitter's system running.
As the world emerges from the pandemic era, over-hiring, cost pressures and funding challenges have posed fresh problems for companies. .The layoffs which started last year has only increased since the beginning of 2023.