That's truly surprising. I don't recall Facebook ever resorting to layoffs?
Twitter Expected to Begin Layoffs and Stop Headquarters Expansion
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#32That's truly surprising. I don't recall Facebook ever resorting to layoffs?
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#33rise of cockroaches was the techcrunch headline, arguably this is a bit of a nod to that.
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#34I don't use Twitter and don't have any friends that do. Am I just uncool, or is it super niche now?
I see it used most heavily for, like, customer support... Surprised that's not a more core part of their business
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
I don't doubt it's challenging to keep the thing up, but 4100 employees? And meanwhile WhatsApp has 50 or so employees in total.
It's crazy that it makes sense a billion+ company would need that few people now
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#374100 employees for a service dedicated to moving around 140 character messages? Yeah, there might be a little fat to trim there.
Without knowing the breakdown I assume that there are a lot of people working in marketing type roles where they are working with big business and celebrities to get them using the platform.
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#38Earlier quoted context omitted.
Really? For who? That's super interesting
I agree with @bpicolo when it comes to support. If you have a problem with most of the big companies in terms of support and they are delaying a response, all you have to do is reach out to the support team on Twitter and they respond ASAP. Companies such as AT& T, Chase, Citi, Bank of America, Amazon etc..
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#39That's truly surprising. I don't recall Facebook ever resorting to layoffs?
Yet.
And they are already reporting profits.
I doubt they will go the way of Twitter.