IN PICS | Twitter, Amazon, Meta, Zomato, And More Tech Layoffs In 2022

Post-Covid Bubble Burst, paired with the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, has resulted in tech firms' laying off hundreds of employees. Let's take a look at some tech layoffs that made headlines in 2022.

Twitter, Amazon, Meta, Zomato, and many more companies laid off employees in 2022.

Twitter - Elon Musk took over Twitter in a hostile $44-billion bid in October. Following that he laid off nearly half of the company’s global workforce, about 3,800 employees. Before that he had already fired the company’s former CEO Parag Agrawal. Musk said that Twitter was losing $4 million per day. [Image Credit: Getty]

Xiaomi - China’s leading smartphone maker is implementing organisational restructuring and personnel optimisation that will affect less than 10 per cent of its total workforce. It was reportedly claimed that Xiaomi may cut 15 per cent of its workforce amid Covid lockdowns in China. [Image Credit: Getty]