I'd be very interested in a breakdown of the skills that are being laid off from 'tech', not only in terms of 'marketing', 'recruitment', 'management', 'enginee

I'd be very interested in a breakdown of the skills that are being laid off from 'tech', not only in terms of 'marketing', 'recruitment', 'management', 'engineering', 'massage', etc, but also for engineers, what skills eg 'junior', 'senior' 'frontend', 'backend', 'java', 'C++', etc.