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The Crunchbase Tech Layoffs Tracker
- lispisok 3y agoIn their table sorting by percent or total laid off is worthless because they are sorting strings so "1000" comes before "90"
- Mystery-Machine 3y agoHaha this is probably because in the crippled language called JavaScript array elements are by default sorted by first converting them to strings.
- lispisok 3y agoI might be the only developer with basically no JS experience. I could not believe this was true. I had to look up. It was real.
- ilyt 3y agoThey laid off anyone competent enough to do it
- dangerboysteve 3y agohttps://layoffs.fyi/ https://layoffs.fyi/ is better
- myth_drannon 3y agoI prefer https://www.trueup.io/layoffs https://www.trueup.io/layoffs
- m3047 3y agoInteresting that Crunchbase thinks more workers have been laid off in so far in 2023 than were laid off in 2022.
- alephnerd 3y agoIn my experience, this holds true. A number of my competitors have been initiating relatively large layoffs the past few months after enforcing a hiring freeze in early-mid 2023 compared to back in 2022. That said, it's been 70-30 Sales+Marketing-Engineering+Product layoffs wise, but Engineering+Product hiring has absolutely been tamped down. I wouldn't be surprised if RTO is being used as a way to force some redundancies to leave so we could rehire at a better comp level.