Area Sales Manager
Meatin Farms & Foods is seeking an experienced Area Sales Manager for their poultry and meat division. The role involves territory management, appointing distributors, and achieving monthly sales targets. Candidates must have experience in the meat or poultry sector and strong proficiency in retail and HORECA channels. The position requires regular travel and close coordination with internal logistics teams.
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Experience
3-7 years
Function
Sales
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Meatin Farms & Foods is seeking an experienced Area Sales Manager for their poultry and meat division. The role involves territory management, appointing distributors, and achieving monthly sales targets. Candidates must have experience in the meat or poultry sector and strong proficiency in retail and HORECA channels. The position requires regular travel and close coordination with internal logistics teams.
Must haves
- 3-7 years experience in poultry or meat product sales
- Strong communication and negotiation skills
- Experience handling sales teams and distributors
- Ability to travel within assigned territory
About the company
Unfamiliar company, default mid-tier.
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2024 Tech Layoffs Masterlist
From major layoffs at Tesla, Amazon and Microsoft to small fintech startups and apps, as covered by Techcrunch July 2024 - Kaspersky (Cybersecurity company): Laying off dozens of employees, exiting U.S. market - Salesforce (CRM software provider): Cutting 300 employees - Intuit (Financial software company): Cutting 1,800 employees (10% of workforce) - UiPath (Robotic process automation company): Cutting 420 employees (10% of workforce) - UKG (HR management software company): Cutting 2,200 employees (14% of workforce) - OpenText (Enterprise information management company): Cutting 1,200 employees (2% of workforce) - Unacademy (Online learning platform): Cutting 250 employees - Koo (Social media platform): Ceasing operations - Upside Foods (Cultivated meat company): Cutting 26 employees - Sightful (Laptop maker): Cutting 20 employees (33% of workforce) June 2024 - RealPage (Property management software provider): Cutting 4% of workforce - Planet (Earth imaging company): Cutting 180 employees (17% of workforce) - Moxion Power (Mobile energy storage company): Cutting 100+ employees - eBay (E-commerce platform): Cutting undisclosed number in Israel - BeReal (Social media app): Cutting undisclosed number after acquisition - Flutterwave (Fintech company): Cutting 30 employees (3% of workforce) - Ginkgo Bioworks (Biotech company): Cutting 158 employees - Moovit (Public transit app): Cutting 20-25 employees (10% of workforce) - Wex (Financial technology company): Cutting 375 employees (5% of workforce) - PayPal (Online payment system): Cutting 85 employees in Ireland - Rapyd (Fintech-as-a-service platform): Cutting 30 employees in Israel - C2FO (Working capital platform): Cutting 16 employees - Chegg (Online learning platform): Cutting 23% of global workforce - StackPath (Edge computing platform): Ceasing operations - Unit (Banking-as-a-service platform): Cutting 15% of workforce - Loop (Insurance technology company): Cutting undisclosed number - Care/of (Personalized vitamin company): Cutting all 143 employees - Running Tide (Ocean technology company): Ceasing operations - Satellogic (Satellite imaging company): Cutting 70 employees (30% of workforce) - ByteDance (Tech company, TikTok parent): Cutting 450 employees in Indonesia - VRChat (Virtual reality platform): Cutting 30% of workforce - Paytm (Digital payments platform): Cutting undisclosed number - Kissflow (Business process automation platform): Cutting 45 employees - Copia Global (E-commerce platform): Cutting 1,060+ employees - Revel (Electric vehicle sharing company): Cutting 1,000+ staff drivers - Simpl (Buy now, pay later platform): Cutting 30 employees - Oda (Online grocery delivery service): Cutting 150 employees - Pagaya (AI-driven financial technology company): Cutting 100 employees (20% of workforce) - MoonPay (Cryptocurrency payments infrastructure provider): Cutting 10% of workforce - Microsoft (Technology corporation): Cutting hundreds in Azure division - OrCam (AI-powered assistive device maker): Cutting 100 employees - Google (Technology giant): Cutting undisclosed number across Cloud teams - Tropic (SaaS purchasing platform): Cutting 40 employees May 2024 - Gro Intelligence (AI-powered insights company): Ceasing operations - Jasper Health (Cancer care platform): Cutting substantial part of workforce - Cirium (Aviation analytics company): Cutting 37 employees - Walnut (Sales demo platform): Cutting 15 employees (20% of workforce) - Fisker (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting hundreds of employees - Cue Health (Healthcare technology company): Ceasing operations - Foursquare (Location technology platform): Cutting 105 employees - Lucid Motors (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting 400 employees (6% of workforce) - TikTok (Video-sharing app): Cutting undisclosed number in global operations - Pixar (Animation studio): Cutting 175 employees (14% of workforce) - Replit (Collaborative coding platform): Cutting 20% of workforce - SeekOut (AI-powered recruiting platform): Cutting 30% of workforce - Gopuff (Instant delivery service): Cutting 6% of workforce - Atmosphere (Streaming TV platform): Cutting 106 employees - Mainvest (Investment platform): Ceasing operations - Indeed (Job search engine): Cutting 1,000 employees (8% of workforce) - Motional (Autonomous vehicle company): Cutting 550 employees (40% of workforce) - Google (Technology giant): Cutting 57 employees in San Francisco - Vacasa (Vacation rental management platform): Cutting 800 employees (13% of workforce) - Brilliant (Online learning platform): Cutting majority of workforce - Enovix (Battery technology company): Cutting 170 employees (33% of workforce) - Microsoft (Technology corporation): Closing several game studios - Cue Health (Healthcare technology company): Cutting 230 employees (49% of workforce) - Luminar (Autonomous vehicle sensor company): Cutting 140 employees (20% of workforce) - Sprinklr (Customer experience platform): Cutting 116 employees (3% of workforce) - Peloton (Exercise equipment and media company): Cutting 400 employees (15% of workforce) April 2024 - Tesla (Electric vehicle and clean energy company): Cutting 10%+ of global workforce - Google (Technology giant): Cutting undisclosed number across key teams - Fisker (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting undisclosed number - Getir (Rapid delivery service): Cutting 6,000+ jobs, exiting multiple markets - Ola (Ride-hailing platform): Cutting 180 employees - True Anomaly (Space and defense startup): Cutting 30 employees (25% of workforce) - Expedia (Online travel shopping company): Cutting undisclosed number in Austin - Nike (Sportswear and equipment company): Cutting 740 employees in Oregon - Stability AI (Artificial intelligence company): Cutting 10% of workforce - Rivian (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting 1% of workforce - Take-Two (Video game holding company): Cutting 579 employees (5% of workforce) - Tome (Storytelling and presentation platform): Cutting 12 employees (20% of workforce) - Criteo (Ad tech company): Cutting 140 employees (4% of workforce) - TikTok (Video-sharing app): Cutting 250 employees in Ireland - Hinge Health (Digital physical therapy platform): Cutting 10% of workforce - Checkr (Background check technology company): Cutting 382 employees (32% of workforce) - Bolt.Earth (EV charging and energy platform): Cutting 70-100 employees - Apple (Technology company): Cutting 614 employees in California - Agility Robotics (Robotics company): Cutting undisclosed number - Ghost Autonomy (Autonomous driving startup): Ceasing operations (100 employees affected) - Whirlpool (Home appliance manufacturer): Shutting down Yummly (recipe and cooking app) - AWS (Cloud computing platform): Cutting hundreds of jobs - Byju's (Educational technology company): Cutting 500 employees (3% of workforce) March 2024 - ChowNow (Online food ordering platform): Cutting 20% of workforce - Nintendo of America (Video game company): Restructuring testing department - Dell (Computer technology company): Cutting 6,000 employees - Synctera (Banking-as-a-service platform): Cutting 17 employees (15% of workforce) - ShopBack (Cashback reward program): Cutting 195 employees (25% of workforce) - Airmeet (Virtual event platform): Cutting 20% of workforce - Chipper Cash (Cross-border payment app): Cutting 20 employees - Textio (Augmented writing platform): Cutting 16% of workforce - Stash (Personal finance app): Cutting 80 employees (25% of workforce) - Phantom Auto (Remote vehicle operation platform): Ceasing operations - IBM (Technology corporation): Cutting undisclosed number in marketing - Inscribe.ai (Fraud detection platform): Cutting 40% of workforce - Turnitin (Plagiarism detection service): Cutting 15 employees - Sorare (Fantasy sports platform): Cutting 13% of New York workforce - Melio (B2B payments platform): Cutting 7% of workforce - ONE (Electric vehicle battery startup): Cutting 40 employees (13% of workforce) - Project Ronin (Cancer care software company): Ceasing operations (150 employees affected) February 2024 - Fisker (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting 15% of workforce - EA (Video game company): Cutting 670 employees (5% of workforce) - Bumble (Online dating platform): Cutting 350 employees (30% of workforce) - Apple (Technology company): Cutting hundreds from EV project - Sony (Multinational conglomerate): Cutting 900 employees from PlayStation (8% of division) - Expedia (Online travel shopping company): Cutting 1,500 employees - Finder (Financial comparison site): Cutting 60 employees (17% of workforce) - Rivian (Electric vehicle manufacturer): Cutting 10% of salaried workforce - Meati Foods (Plant-based meat company): Cutting 13% of workforce - Cisco (Networking hardware company): Cutting 4,000+ employees (5% of workforce) - Toast (Restaurant management platform): Cutting 550 employees - Instacart (Grocery delivery and pick-up service): Cutting 250 employees - Mozilla (Software community): Cutting 60 employees - Grammarly (Digital writing assistant): Cutting 230 employees - Getaround (Peer-to-peer car sharing marketplace): Cutting 30% of North American workforce - Amazon (E-commerce and cloud computing company): Cutting undisclosed number in healthcare businesses - DocuSign (Electronic signature technology company): Cutting 6% of workforce - Snap (Camera and social media company): Cutting 500+ employees (10% of workforce) - Polygon Labs (Blockchain scaling platform): Cutting 60 employees (19% of workforce) - Okta (Identity and access management company): Cutting 400 employees January 2024 - Thinx (Period underwear company): Cutting 95 employees in New York - Proofpoint (Cybersecurity company): Cutting 280 employees (6% of workforce) - Wattpad (Online storytelling platform): Cutting 15% of workforce - Block (Financial services and digital payments company): Cutting 1,000 employees - PayPal (Online payment system): Cutting undisclosed number company-wide - Aurora Solar (Solar sales and design software): Cutting 200 employees (20% of workforce) - iRobot (Consumer robot company): Cutting 350 employees (33% of workforce) - Salesforce (CRM software provider): Cutting 700 employees (1% of workforce) - Flexport (Freight forwarding and customs brokerage company): Cutting 20% of workforce - Microsoft (Technology corporation): Cutting 1,900 employees in gaming divisions - Swiggy (Online food ordering and delivery platform): Cutting 400 employees (7% of workforce) - Aurora (Self-driving vehicle technology company): Cutting 3% of workforce - eBay (E-commerce platform): Cutting 1,000 employees (9% of workforce) - SAP (Enterprise software company): Offering buyouts/changes to 8,000 employees - Brex (Financial services and technology company): Cutting 282 employees (20% of workforce) - TikTok (Video-sharing app): Cutting 60 jobs across U.S. - Vroom (Online used car retailer): Cutting 90% of workforce - Riot Games (Video game developer): Cutting 530 employees (11% of workforce) - Wayfair (E-commerce company): Cutting 1,650 employees (13% of workforce) - YouTube (Video-sharing platform): Cutting 100 employees - Google (Technology giant): Cutting hundreds in advertising sales - Lost Boys Interactive (Game development studio): Cutting undisclosed "sizable" number - Pixar (Animation studio): Cutting up to 20% of 1,300 person workforce - Audible (Audiobook and podcast service): Cutting 5% of workforce - Discord (Voice, video and text chat app): Cutting 170 employees (17% of workforce) - Amazon (E-commerce and cloud computing company): Cutting hundreds at Prime Video and MGM Studios - Twitch (Live streaming platform): Cutting 500 employees (35% of workforce) - Treasure Financial (Cash management platform): Cutting 14 employees (60-70% of workforce) - Duolingo (Language-learning platform): Cutting 10% of contractor workforce - Rent the Runway (Online clothing rental service): Cutting 10% of corporate roles - Unity (Game development platform): Cutting 1,800 employees (25% of workforce) - Pitch (Collaborative presentation software): Cutting two-thirds of workforce - BenchSci (AI-powered biomedical discovery platform): Cutting 17% of workforce - Flexe (On-demand warehousing platform): Cutting 38% of workforce - NuScale (Small modular reactor company): Cutting 154 employees (28% of workforce) - Trigo (Retail technology company): Cutting 15% of workforce - InVision (Digital product design platform): Ceasing operations - VideoAmp (Advertising measurement platform): Cutting 20% of workforce - Orca Security (Cloud security company): Cutting 60 employees (15% of workforce) - Frontdesk (Short-term apartment rental startup): Cutting all 200 employees
2024 Master Layoffs Tracker - Indian + Global
**tl;dr** 1. Across the year, more than 149,000 employees in tech were laid off from January through November 2024 alone, with August 2024 seeing the highest single-month total exceeding 26,000 job cuts. 2. Major global tech giants (e.g., Tesla, Amazon, Google) and smaller startups underwent deep cuts, signaling a widespread industry recalibration as companies grappled with evolving market conditions. 3. India’s startup ecosystem also faced challenges: Major players like Reliance, Ola, Byju’s, and Unacademy saw significant layoffs as they refocused on profitability. ---- **December 2024** - **Boston Dynamics**: 45 employees (5% of workforce) laid off. Cuts impacted nearly every function. - **OfferUp**: 22% workforce reduction; exact number not disclosed, tied to product line expansion efforts. - **Canoo**: More than 20 employees laid off amid financial struggles post-relocation to Texas. - **Foundry**: 74 workers cut (27% total; includes 16% U.S. staff and a small team in India). - **Calendly**: 70 employees (13%) laid off, affecting engineering, customer experience, marketing, and billing. - **Yahoo**: About 40–50 employees (25% of its cybersecurity team, “The Paranoids”) cut over the last year. - **Bluevine**: 100 employees (18%) laid off, second round of cuts in six months. - **EasyKnock**: Company shuts down abruptly amidst lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny. - **Carousell**: 76 roles (7% total) cut in a reorganization effort. - **Mixtroz**: Operations shut down. - **Stash**: About 40% of workforce (~88 employees) laid off amid restructuring post-CEO departure. - **Booking Holdings**: 60 employees cut in a B2B unit shift toward AI focus. - **Lightspeed Commerce**: About 200 roles cut, following a prior April reduction of 280 employees. Exploring potential sale. **November 2024** - **AlphaSense**: 150 employees (8%) laid off post-acquisition of Tegus. - **Ola Electric**: Reportedly ~500 employees cut (10%+) to boost profitability. - **Hopper**: About 60–65 employees (10%) laid off in another reorganization. - **LinkedIn**: 202 employees (1%) cut in engineering and customer support. - **Headspace**: 13% workforce cut; clinical therapists shifted to part-time/contract. Exact number unknown. - **Truelayer**: ~71 employees (~25%) laid off before announcing a $50M funding round. - **AppLovin**: 120 layoffs per WARN filing, shortly after hitting $97.7B valuation. - **Stoa**: Company shuts down after four years. - **AMD**: 4% workforce cut (~1,000 workers) to pursue growth opportunities. - **23andMe**: 200+ employees (40%) cut amid restructuring and declining interest in DNA kits. - **Chegg**: 319 employees (21%) laid off as company struggles with AI competition, value drop. - **Enphase Energy**: ~500 workers (17%) cut, second round after earlier 10% reduction. - **Exosonic**: Supersonic aircraft startup shuts down after 5 years. - **Freshworks**: 660 employees (13%) laid off to complete restructuring. - **Akamai**: Cuts 250 employees (2.5%), similar reduction to early 2023. - **ShareFile**: Nearly 200 jobs cut after acquisition by Progress Software. - **Just Eat**: 300 employees (2%) laid off. - **iRobot**: 105 employees (16%) cut, following prior 350 cuts in 2023. - **The Mozilla Foundation**: 30% workforce reduction, second round this year. - **Maven Clinic**: 10% (~60 employees) cut despite $125M Series F in October. - **Bowery Farming**: Shuts down operations (valued at $2.3B in 2021). **October 2024** - **Tidal**: Another round of layoffs (~100 employees), CEO cites need to “operate like a startup.” - **X (Twitter)**: Unspecified number of layoffs reported. - **Coursera**: 10% workforce cut as customers fail to renew. - **Dropbox**: 20% staff cut (528 employees), citing transitional period. - **Consensys**: 20% workforce reduction amid Ethereum market struggles. - **F5**: ~100 employees (~2%) laid off in cost-cutting. - **Kyte**: Workforce halved, refocus on SF and NYC only. - **Upwork**: 21% staff cut to save $60M annually. - **Venminder**: 100 jobs lost post-acquisition by Ncontracts. - **Jellysmack**: 22 U.S. staff cut, with French cuts expected. - **CapWay**: Shut down operations. - **Meta**: Layoffs confirmed, exact numbers and teams unclear (Threads, recruiting, legal spared). - **Boeing**: 10% cut (~17,000 jobs) following financial losses. - **Stellantis**: 1,100 in Michigan laid off. - **TikTok**: Hundreds in Malaysia laid off as AI moderates content. - **Samsung**: Southeast Asia & Australia cuts, about 10% possible. - **Kaspersky**: Shuts UK office, lays off dozens. U.S. operations also closed months prior. - **NFX**: 4 employees laid off, shifting resources internally. - **Eaze**: 500 employees laid off as it winds down operations. - **PubMatic**: ~1% workforce cut (~a dozen employees), pivot to connected-TV advertising. - **Tome**: 1/3 staff cut, second 2024 reduction. - **Alma**: 9% staff reduction across departments. - **Flexport**: Another 2% cut after 20% reduction in January. - **FreshBooks**: 140 employees cut to aim for profitability. **September 2024** - **Shein**: 17 employees in Singapore cut pre-IPO. - **Drata**: 9% workforce reduction (~40 employees). - **Moov**: ~50 employees reportedly cut, unconfirmed by company. - **FreightWaves**: 16 jobs (sales, HR, marketing) cut amid freight downturn. - **Northvolt**: 25% global cuts (~1,600 employees) to reduce costs. - **Olo**: 9% cut (~50 employees) to fund growth initiatives. - **Healthy.io**: 40 employees cut after previous 70 cut in 2023. - **Reverb**: 40 roles eliminated by the Etsy-owned music marketplace. - **Luminar**: 30% staff cut; mostly non-technical roles. - **Notable Labs**: 65% workforce cut, pausing a clinical trial to minimize expenses. - **CrawTrawler**: 10% cut (~40 employees), but plans 28 new roles. - **ApplyBoard**: 4% workforce cut in Ontario-based restructuring. - **Qualcomm**: 226 jobs in San Diego cut, following large cuts last year. - **Udemy**: Restructuring; 280 employees laid off, half potentially rehired elsewhere. - **Amperity**: 13% staff cut; previous cuts in 2023 as well. - **Cisco**: 7% reduction (~5,600 employees) following earlier large cut. - **Microsoft**: ~650 in gaming division cut after previous 1,900 post-Activision acquisition. - **Nori**: Shuts down due to tough funding environment. - **Bending Spoons**: Will lay off 75% of WeTransfer’s staff post-acquisition. - **Goop**: 18% of 216 employees cut, refocusing on core beauty and food brands. - **Fly.io**: ~40 employees laid off. - **Motif FoodWorks**: Reportedly shutting down operations after legal battles. **August 2024** - **Character.AI**: ~5% staff cut in marketing/recruiting. - **Apple**: ~100 jobs cut in digital services (Books, News). - **Brave**: 27 employees (14%) laid off. - **Scale AI**: 1,000+ remote contract workers terminated (not termed layoffs). - **Skip the Dishes**: 100 in Canada, 700 globally cut. - **GoPro**: 15% staff cut (~139 employees). - **Retention.com**: 40% staff reduction (~15 employees). - **Loop**: Layoffs; number unknown, strategic shift announced. - **Inuitive**: 20% cut (~80 employees), CEO stepping down. - **Formlabs**: 40 employees cut over two years (~5% of <750 staff). - **Sonos**: 100 employees (6%) cut, second round this year. - **Cisco**: Thousands of jobs to be eliminated in another round. - **Tally**: Shuts down; fintech with 183 employees previously valued at $855M. - **Branch.io**: 100+ employees laid off; Nova Launcher team reduced to one developer. - **READY Robotics**: Operations ceased, assets auctioned. - **Eventbrite**: ~100 employees (11%) cut. - **LegalZoom**: 15% global workforce cut to save $25M. - **Techstars**: 17% staff cut, ending $80M J.P. Morgan-backed programs. - **Mobius**: Shuts down amid financial troubles. - **Infineon**: 1,400 jobs cut globally; 1,400 more relocated. - **Jam City**: ~85 employees (10%) cut. - **Dell**: Unspecified layoffs while forming AI-focused sales unit. - **Intel**: 15,000 employees (~15%) cut amid growth and AI repositioning. **July 2024** - **Rad Power Bikes**: Multiple cuts since April 2021, unknown number in July 2024. - **Match Group**: Cutting livestreaming features from Plenty of Fish and BLK, 6% staff reduction. - **Bungie**: 220 employees (17%) laid off. - **Pocket FM**: ~200 U.S. writers cut after AI-based audio partnership. - **WayCool Foods**: 200+ employees cut in multiple rounds. - **Webflow**: 8% staff cut. - **Cohere**: ~20 employees (~5%) laid off after raising $500M. - **Magic Leap**: ~75 employees cut; sales/marketing teams axed. - **Mercari**: Nearly half of U.S. staff cut. - **Aqua**: 50 employees (10%) cut despite prior unicorn valuation. - **EverC**: 10% (~16 employees) cut from its 165-person staff. - **Lex**: Majority of ~8-person team cut at LGBTQ+ social networking site. - **Monarch Tractor**: <15% (~up to ~45) cut post-$133M funding. - **Kaspersky**: Dozens of staff cut as it fully exits the U.S. market. - **Salesforce**: ~300 employees eliminated. - **Intuit**: 1,800 (10%) cut, half due to low performance, plans to rehire. - **UiPath**: 420 employees (10%) laid off. - **UKG**: 2,200 (14%) cut. - **OpenText**: 1,200 (~2%) laid off. - **Unacademy**: 250 employees cut amid repeated rounds. - **Koo**: Shuts down after acquisition talks fail. - **Upside Foods**: 26 people cut. - **Sightful**: 20 employees (1/3 workforce) let go. **June 2024** - **RealPage**: 4% workforce cut. - **Planet**: 180 employees (17%) cut, second round. - **Moxion Power**: 100+ laid off per WARN filing. - **eBay**: Conducting layoffs in Israel. - **BeReal**: Reported large staff cut after acquisition by Voodoo. - **Flutterwave**: About 30 employees (3%) cut. - **Ginkgo Bioworks**: 158 employees cut with more expected (25% planned). - **Moovit**: 10% workforce cut (~20–25 employees). - **Wex**: 375 employees (5%) laid off. - **PayPal**: Up to 85 employees in Ireland cut. - **Rapyd**: ~30 roles cut in Israel. - **C2FO**: 16 employees cut, replaced by automation. - **Chegg**: Global headcount down 23%. - **StackPath**: Shutting down, employee count unknown. - **Unit**: 15% staff cut. - **Loop**: Additional cuts, exact number unknown. - **Care/of**: 143 employees terminated due to funding loss. - **Running Tide**: Shut down after raising $50M. - **Satellogic**: 70 employees (30%) cut. - **ByteDance**: 450 jobs (9% unit) cut in Indonesian e-commerce. - **VRChat**: 30% workforce laid off. - **Paytm**: Reported large cuts; exact numbers unknown. - **Kissflow**: 45 jobs cut. - **Copia Global**: 1,060+ employees cut. - **Revel**: 1,000+ drivers laid off, shifting to gig model. - **Simpl**: 30 employees cut a month after 160-person layoff. - **Oda**: 150 jobs lost scaling back expansion. - **Pagaya**: 100 workers (20%) cut. - **MoonPay**: 10% (~30 employees) cut. - **Microsoft**: Cuts in Azure cloud business; numbers unknown. - **OrCam**: 100 employees laid off after earlier 50 cut. - **Google**: Large global Cloud team cuts. - **Tropic**: 40 employees cut. **May 2024** - **Gro Intelligence**: Shuts down after 60% staff cut in March. - **Jasper Health**: Substantial staff cuts, especially engineering/product. - **Cirium (FlightStats)**: 37 tech workers cut. - **Walnut**: 15 employees (20%) cut. - **Fisker**: Hundreds laid off. Fewer than 150 employees remain. - **Cue Health**: Shuts down post cutting half its staff earlier in May. - **Foursquare**: 105 employees cut amid “streamlining.” - **Lucid Motors**: 400 employees (~6%) laid off pre-SUV launch. - **TikTok**: Large cuts to ops/marketing, numbers unknown. - **Pixar**: 14% (~175) cut as Disney refocuses on films. - **Replit**: 20% staff cut to focus on enterprise sales. - **SeekOut**: 30% workforce reduction. - **Gopuff**: 6% staff cut. - **Atmosphere**: 106 employees cut per WARN notice. - **Mainvest**: Shut down operations. - **Indeed**: 1,000 jobs (8%) cut. - **Motional**: 40% (~550 employees) cut, COO leaves. - **Google**: 57 positions in San Francisco cut. - **Vacasa**: 800 employees (13%) laid off. - **Brilliant**: Most staff laid off, stops selling products. - **Enovix**: ~170 employees (1/3) cut. - **Microsoft (Gaming)**: Closes multiple game studios. - **Cue Health**: Another 230 employees (49%) cut. - **Luminar**: 20% (~140 employees) and many contractors cut. - **Sprinklr**: 3% staff cut (116 people). - **Peloton**: 15% staff (~400 employees) cut, CEO steps down. **April 2024** - **Tesla**: Charging team gutted; numbers unknown. - **Google**: Cuts in Flutter, Dart, Python teams; number unknown. - **Fisker**: More layoffs, numbers not disclosed. - **Getir**: Shuts down U.S., U.K., Europe ops; at least 6,000 jobs lost. - **Ola**: 180 cuts, CEO Hemant Bakshi leaves. - **True Anomaly**: ~25% staff cut (~30 employees). - **Expedia**: More Austin layoffs expected, details unknown. - **Nike**: 740 roles cut at Oregon HQ. - **Stability AI**: 10% workforce reduction. - **Google**: Additional layoffs, no exact figure. - **Rivian**: 1% workforce cut, second time this year. - **Take-Two**: 5% staff (~579 employees) cut, cancels projects. - **Tome**: 20% of 59 employees let go. - **Tesla**: “More than 10%” global staff (~14,000) cut. - **Criteo**: Nearly 4% (up to 140 employees) cut. - **TikTok**: 250 employees in Ireland cut. - **Hinge Health**: 10% staff cut. - **Checkr**: 382 employees (32%) laid off. - **Bolt.Earth**: Significant staff cut, number unknown. - **Apple**: 614 employees in California cut after car project abandoned. - **Agility Robotics**: Small number of layoffs. - **Ghost Autonomy**: Shuts down, ~100 employees out. - **Whirlpool (Yummly)**: Yummly app shuts down. - **AWS**: Hundreds cut in Sales, Marketing, Global Services, Physical Stores Tech. - **Byju’s**: 500 employees (3%) laid off. **March 2024** - **Reliance**: 42,000 employees (11%) laid off plus 143,000 voluntary separations. - **ChowNow**: 20% staff cut post-Cuboh acquisition. - **Nintendo of America**: Restructuring testing dept; some contractors end. - **Dell**: 6,000 global jobs cut. - **Synctera**: ~15% staff (~17 employees) cut. - **ShopBack**: 195 roles (almost 25%) cut. - **Airmeet**: 20% cut in second restructuring in a year. - **Chipper Cash**: Another 20 employees laid off. - **Textio**: 16% staff cut. - **Stash**: 25% (~80 employees) cut. - **Phantom Auto**: Shuts down (~100 employees). - **IBM**: Marketing and communications staff slashed, 8,000+ jobs replaced by AI. - **Inscribe.ai**: ~40% staff cut. - **Turnitin**: ~15 employees cut. - **Sorare**: 13% staff in NY office cut. - **Melio**: 7% workforce reduction. - **ONE**: 13% (40 employees) cut. - **Project Ronin**: Shuts down (~150 employees). **February 2024** - **Fisker**: 15% workforce cut. - **EA**: 5% staff (670 employees) let go. - **Bumble**: 350 employees (30%) laid off. - **Apple**: Hundreds cut from autonomous car project. - **Sony (PlayStation)**: 900 employees (8%) cut. - **Expedia**: 1,500 roles (8%+) cut. - **Finder**: 60 employees (17%) cut. - **Rivian**: 10% salaried workforce cut. - **Meati Foods**: 13% cut. - **Cisco**: 5% (4,000+) laid off. - **Toast**: 550 employees cut. - **Instacart**: 250 employees cut. - **Mozilla**: Workforce reductions ~60 employees. - **Grammarly**: 230 employees cut. - **Getaround**: 30% of North America staff cut. - **Amazon**: Cuts in One Medical & Pharmacy; numbers unknown. - **DocuSign**: 6% workforce laid off. - **Snap**: 10% workforce (500+) cut. - **Polygon Labs**: 19% staff (60 employees) cut. - **Okta**: 400 employees laid off. **January 2024** - **Thinx**: 95 employees in NYC laid off. - **Proofpoint**: 6% global (280 employees) cut. - **Wattpad**: 15% workforce cut. - **Block**: ~1,000 employees laid off. - **PayPal**: Thousands reported cut. - **Aurora Solar**: 20% (~200 of 1,000) cut. - **iRobot**: 350 employees (1/3) after Amazon acquisition fails, CEO steps down. - **Salesforce**: 700 employees (~1%) cut after previous 10%. - **Flexport**: Another 20% staff cut. - **Microsoft (Gaming)**: 1,900 employees cut post-Activision acquisition. - **Swiggy**: 400 employees (7%) cut. - **Aurora**: ~3% workforce cut. - **eBay**: 9% (~1,000 employees) laid off. - **SAP**: Voluntary buyouts/job changes for 8,000 employees. - **Brex**: 20% (~282 employees) cut. - **TikTok**: ~60 U.S. employees cut, plus international reductions. - **Vroom**: 90% workforce cut, shutting down online car marketplace. - **Riot Games**: 11% (~530 employees) cut. - **Wayfair**: 13% (~1,650 employees) cut. - **YouTube**: 100 employees cut. - **Google**: Hundreds in ad sales, hardware teams cut. More ongoing. - **Lost Boys Interactive (Gearbox)**: “Sizable” layoffs. - **Pixar**: 20% (~260 employees) could be cut. - **Audible**: 5% staff cut. - **Discord**: 17% (~170 employees) laid off. - **Google (Assistant, Hardware)**: Hundreds laid off including Pixel/Nest/Fitbit teams. Fitbit co-founders exit. - **Amazon (Prime Video, MGM)**: “Several hundreds” cut after Twitch layoffs. - **Twitch**: 500 employees (35%) cut. - **Treasure Financial**: 14 employees let go (60-70%) in December, confirmed January. - **Duolingo**: 10% contractor staff replaced by AI. - **Rent the Runway**: 10% corporate roles cut. - **Unity**: 25% (~1,800 employees) cut after three rounds in 2023. - **Pitch**: Two-thirds of staff cut; CEO steps down. - **BenchSci**: 17% cut (January 8). - **Flexe**: 38% staff cut January 8 after previous cuts. - **NuScale**: 28% staff (154 employees) cut. - **Trigo**: 15% workforce cut. - **InVision**: Shutting down end of 2024. - **VideoAmp**: ~20% workforce cut. - **Orca Security**: 15% (~60) employees let go. - **Frontdesk**: 200 employees cut January 2, entire workforce after funding failed. Source: [TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2024/12/17/tech-layoffs-2024-list/)
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