Technology peripherals
It Industry
Tesla launches second round of layoffs, insiders: Only a few people will be retained in several major departments
Tesla launches second round of layoffs, insiders: Only a few people will be retained in several major departments
On May 7, ifeng.com Technology learned that Tesla officially launched the second round of layoffs globally, which mainly involves the User Operations and Growth Department (China and Asia Pacific), IT (global) and Supercharge team (North American and Chinese markets), “These large departments only retain a few people, and they are almost wiped out.” The aforementioned person said that in addition to the above-mentioned areas hardest hit by layoffs, other departments There are also sporadic layoffs, such as in factories and data analysis departments.
After the last round of grand referees, there are still sporadic small referees within Tesla, but the rules for this round are the second round of grand referees.
"Internal analysis believes that Tesla's future development ideas may change," the person said, "And there have been voices within the company saying that Musk believes that the last round of layoffs was not enough ( many)".
The above is the detailed content of Tesla launches second round of layoffs, insiders: Only a few people will be retained in several major departments. For more information, please follow other related articles on the PHP Chinese website!
Hot AI Tools
Undresser.AI Undress
AI-powered app for creating realistic nude photos
AI Clothes Remover
Online AI tool for removing clothes from photos.
Undress AI Tool
Undress images for free
Clothoff.io
AI clothes remover
AI Hentai Generator
Generate AI Hentai for free.
Hot Article
Hot Tools
Notepad++7.3.1
Easy-to-use and free code editor
SublimeText3 Chinese version
Chinese version, very easy to use
Zend Studio 13.0.1
Powerful PHP integrated development environment
Dreamweaver CS6
Visual web development tools
SublimeText3 Mac version
God-level code editing software (SublimeText3)
Hot Topics
Dell reorganizes sales team, lays off employees and establishes new AI department
Aug 07, 2024 pm 07:05 PM
According to news from this site on August 6, according to a report by Bloomberg today, Dell Technologies is laying off employees as part of a reorganization of its sales team. The restructuring measures also include establishing a new team focused on AI products and services. "We are becoming leaner," sales team executives Bill Scannell and John Byrne wrote in a memo to Dell employees on Monday. "We are streamlining management and reprioritizing investments." In addition to the team focused on artificial intelligence, Executives also said the company will change the way data center sales work. A spokesman declined to comment on how many jobs would be affected. "Through a reorganization of our market-facing teams and a series of actions, we are becoming a leaner company," the spokesperson said.
Embrace AI and lay off 8,000 people! Century-old giant IBM's 'Guangzhou Expansion Plan” has begun
Mar 18, 2024 am 09:40 AM
IBM suddenly announced a new round of layoffs! IBM's chief communications officer announced the news at the latest seven-minute staff meeting. This time it will mainly focus on the marketing and communications departments. Although IBM did not issue a formal statement on the scale of layoffs, as recently as January this year, they announced that they would lay off 3,400 people. The company's CEO Arvind Krishna said earlier that the company will replace 8,000 jobs with artificial intelligence in the next five years. This whole sudden operation directly confused the employees...Have these 8,000 people started laying off employees long ago△Source: One Acre and Three Minutes According to statistics from relevant websites, about 204 technology companies have laid off employees so far this year Nearly 50,000 people. Including Google parent company Alphabet, Amazon
It is reported that Xiaohongshu's top management is dissatisfied with the staff-efficiency ratio and will start a new round of layoffs, with performance below 3.5 becoming the hardest hit area.
Jul 12, 2024 pm 08:28 PM
Xiaohongshu has launched a new round of layoffs, focusing on low-performing employees. According to news on July 4, ifeng.com Technology exclusively learned that Xiaohongshu has recently launched a new round of layoffs. A Xiaohongshu employee said, "The layoffs have just reached the HC lock-in stage, and a personnel inventory is being carried out, but there has been no official notification yet, and everyone internally is waiting for emails." This round of personnel adjustments mainly focuses on employees whose performance is below 3.5-, including 3.5- and 3.25. This group of employees accounts for approximately 30% of the total number of employees. The news was confirmed by multiple internal Xiaohongshu employees. According to another internal employee, the rumor circulating internally is that “the new senior management is not satisfied with the current human-efficiency ratio of Xiaohongshu and believes that the current human-efficiency ratio of Xiaohongshu can only reach half of that of Pinduoduo.” Ifeng Technology reported this news to Xiaohong
List of tech industry layoffs in 2024
Feb 19, 2024 am 11:30 AM
Layoffs are a nightmare for skilled workers or anyone working in any field. During the epidemic, IT companies faced severe challenges, and layoffs became a necessary means of adjustment due to cost reductions, buyouts, restructuring and economic downturn. The development of artificial intelligence has also led to the reduction of jobs and an increase in layoffs to a certain extent. In the current situation, many IT companies have to take layoff measures to cope with the challenges. Which companies will lay off employees in 2024? All major technology companies, such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and Salesforce, plan to carry out large-scale layoffs in 2024. In the first month, 25,000 employees lost their jobs, and this situation is likely to continue later in the year, and the number of layoffs is likely to continue to increase. 20
Sonos announced it would lay off about 100 people, accounting for 6%, and the CEO said it was a difficult decision
Aug 16, 2024 pm 02:01 PM
1. According to this website’s news on August 16, technology media TheVerge published a blog post yesterday (August 15), reporting that Sonos has laid off about 100 people, affecting marketing, product and engineering, platform and infrastructure, and software teams. 2. Reports stated that the layoffs were very sudden. Some employees went to work normally and then discovered that they no longer had permission to access the internal network. Sonos also plans to close its Amsterdam office this year and gradually close some after-sales service outlets. 3. Sonos CEO Patrick Spence later issued a statement confirming the layoffs. This site translated the content as follows: "We have made a difficult decision to lay off approximately 100 team members (accounting for 100 employees).
TikTok was revealed to have laid off employees in Africa multiple times this year: more than half of the African team was affected, and staff reductions will continue in the third quarter
Aug 13, 2024 pm 01:54 PM
According to news from this site on August 13, according to Techcabal reports, people familiar with the matter revealed that TikTok laid off employees in Africa in June this year, involving content operations, marketing and trust and security teams, and claimed that it expected there would be more layoffs in the third quarter of 2024. More layoffs. 1. Former TikTok employees revealed that more than half of the employees in the African team were affected by layoffs. TikTok cut some positions in its African team in March this year. TikTok declined to comment. Previous reports stated that TikTok planned to significantly lay off employees around the world and disband its global user operations team. An executive who spoke on condition of anonymity said the layoffs were the result of a business review and not a reaction to any incident.
It is reported that Perfect World has laid off the largest number of layoffs. Relevant sources responded: (Staff adjustment) has been ongoing, and projects such as 'One Punch Man' are still under development.
Jun 25, 2024 am 12:08 AM
According to news from this website on June 24, the game company Perfect World has recently been involved in a layoff crisis. A piece of news circulating on the Internet is "Perfect World's largest layoffs, two buildings are almost vacated." "Daily People" announced on Friday that Perfect World's highly anticipated "Perfect New World" and "One Punch Man" projects have been suspended. Some employees said that the total number of layoffs exceeded a thousand people, and some R&D departments lost hundreds of people. There were originally 150 people in the middle office, but now there are only a few dozen people left. Regarding the above-mentioned rumors, a relevant person from the investor relations department of Perfect World told Southern Finance All-Media today that we have always said before that the company's projects will be adjusted based on actual conditions, and this (personnel adjustment) has been ongoing. Are the projects "Perfect New World" and "One Punch Man" still in development?
Will AI replace human labor first in the education industry? The US version of 'Job Bang' starts layoffs
Jun 15, 2023 am 09:45 AM
Since ChatGPT became popular, "AI replacing labor" has become a nightmare that worries workers around the world about unemployment. Now, the worries have become a reality, with the education industry bearing the brunt. On Monday local time, the American version of "Job Helper" Chegg stated in an SEC filing that it would lay off about 4% of its employees, or about 80 people, to better execute its artificial intelligence strategy. Became the first education company to lay off employees due to the impact of AI. Chegg's main business is online homework tutoring. During the epidemic, as students generally took online classes, the demand for Chegg's services increased significantly. However, in May, Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig said on an earnings call that ChatGPT had affected the company's performance growth, which quickly triggered
