Context matters. We are coming out of a ZIRP (zero interest rate policy) period where debt was effectively free and lots of companies borrowed and grew very qu

Context matters. We are coming out of a ZIRP (zero interest rate policy) period where debt was effectively free and lots of companies borrowed and grew very quickly (some/many/most probably knowing they might eventually need to shrink back down some amount if the financial climate changed). I have no idea if this was the case with Stack Overflow, do we know how many people they hired in the last 3 years, leading up to this cut?