Always sad to hear about that many people losing their jobs - but, at least the technical job market is as strong now as it has been in a decade.
With a workforce at the end of last year of >14,000, this is clearly a substantial reduction in headcount, but the company isn't exactly "closing up shop."
I'm curious about what areas will be hardest hit by these layoffs. Really good stuff has been coming out of Yahoo research over the last several years, and it would be a shame to see that investment pulled off the table.
With a workforce at the end of last year of >14,000, this is clearly a substantial reduction in headcount, but the company isn't exactly "closing up shop."
I'm curious about what areas will be hardest hit by these layoffs. Really good stuff has been coming out of Yahoo research over the last several years, and it would be a shame to see that investment pulled off the table.