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The answer is simple: copy cat behavior. /s
by avgDev 4y ago
The answer is simple: copy cat behavior. /s
- Apocryphon 4y agoWhat’s your non-sarcastic explanation?
- avgDev 4y agoOk, I will bite who is back to hiring? Because I don't see the hiring we saw during early covid and before the interest hikes.
- Apocryphon 4y agoI can't speak to what the OP is referring to, though I have seen some rumors that Meta is supposedly hiring again, and on LinkedIn I continue to see openings at Stripe, Robinhood, and Zillow despite their high-profile layoffs. I do remember in early 2020 tech companies doing layoffs, only to be hiring again several months later. Patreon stands out in my mind.
- confidantlake 4y agoI don't think having a opening on Linkedin necessarily means they are hiring. It also works as a form of advertising. I saw several job postings for generic software engineers from multiple companies while they were doing layoffs.
- 93po 4y agoMeta definitely has open and active job openings. It seems like a lot of companies are perpetually hiring. However the unspoken part is that they're only hiring people who they can underpay and only if they're a perfect match for a hard to hire position.