Layoffs.fyi
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#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah my point is we are going into a recession and it is going to get ugly.
Good for you that you are so sure. Now you can short some stocks and make easy money. Boy is this not financial advice...
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#23Also, this is great but it'd be helpful to add "employees hired" (not necessarily by the same companies that are laying off) since March 2020 too to calculate the net impact instead of having a linear metric that just grows.
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#24Does the rise in the layoff chart mean that it is now harder to raise money? If yes, then to what extent?
Some VCs are telling their companies to not expect to raise another round in 2022.
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#25Earlier quoted context omitted.
Some VCs are telling their companies to not expect to raise another round in 2022.
Wow, is it that bad? Cause all you hear is mostly large rounds floating around everywhere. Especially for web3 these days.
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
Wow, is it that bad? Cause all you hear is mostly large rounds floating around everywhere. Especially for web3 these days.
Here is one source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWf98aCvkOQ
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yeah my point is we are going into a recession and it is going to get ugly.
Good for you that you are so sure. Now you can short some stocks and make easy money. Boy is this not financial advice...
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#28More interested in how it works than what it does later with that mechanism. Also, this is great but it'd be helpful to add "employees hired" (not necessarily by the same companies that are laying off) since March 2020 too to calculate the net impact instead of having a linear metric that just grows.
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#29Looks like someone has resurrected F*cked Company :-) Brings back interesting memories of the period from 2000 to 2002.
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#30Related, the old school non-startup version of this is at https://www.thelayoff.com