It's been like 2 years now where you been?
Tech Industry job layoffs looking scary
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It's been like 2 years now where you been?
People still trusting Corporate America? They cutting based on employees salary to try and save money.
Which doesn't make a lick of sense considering them profit margins. Meta is up 54% in the last year
Let’s keep it buck everyone in the industry know ai snake oil. It will fail and hard 
We just know when.
Black box implementations will catch up to us at some point
We just know when.
Black box implementations will catch up to us at some point
Bruh, it's like 2018/2019/2020 were a fever dream.
When the money was flowing and opportunity was abundant, I was watching people
jump from job to job, left and right, rapidly increasing their salary.
I kinda sorta caught that wave but I didn't have the papers yet.
Now I'm ready and the entire job market looks different.
People really didn't realize they werewith them low interest rates, jobs posts flowing like crazy and houses that hadn't
doubled in price yet.
folks were off the chain with the arrogance making whole social media stars who just bragged about not doing work
She posted an update. Them bills ain't come due yet I bet.
I looked at her YT and she recently brought a house too
We're planning on buying this year and this is one of my biggest fears
Thousands of Federal contractors got dumped on the job market back in 2012 and 2013. They brought tech salaries down because lots we're desperate. I was one of them.
But I made them pay after COVID hit. Made all my money back and then some.
OMB: No need for contractors to warn employees of potential sequestration layoffs
OMB: No need for contractors to warn employees of potential sequestration layoffs
It is not necessary – or appropriate - for government contractors to notify employees of sequestration-related layoffs because of the uncertainty
fedscoop.com
Obama Administration Tells Contractors Facing Sequestration to Not Warn Employees About Potential Layoffs
Obama Administration Tells Contractors Facing Sequestration to Not Warn Employees About Potential Layoffs
The Obama Administration issued a memorandum (White House link) late Friday, instructing Federal contractors that they should not provide WARN Act notice to employees facing sequestration. The WARN Act is designed to protect "workers, their families, and communities by requiring most employers...
www.forbes.com
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A coworker of mine just hipped me to this shyt:
www.fedtech.io
Putting TheColi on game.
I've mentioned striking out on my own and doing a lot of research on building a non-rent based
business.
Check it out brehs.
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Putting TheColi on game.
I've mentioned striking out on my own and doing a lot of research on building a non-rent based
business.
Check it out brehs.
It's a great stock but yea I question the businessWhich doesn't make a lick of sense considering them profit margins. Meta is up 54% in the last year
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Just grateful I am still employed, been applying since December , I aint getting shyt but a screening 
we just hired two new guys to our team, infosec managers with 10 month gaps on resume . It's brutal out there. With that said, I am only applying for remote roles so that can be a huge reason why I am fukked.
we just hired two new guys to our team, infosec managers with 10 month gaps on resume . It's brutal out there. With that said, I am only applying for remote roles so that can be a huge reason why I am fukked.Where are all of the cybersecurity jobs?
Where are all of the cybersecurity jobs?
If you’re interested in working in cybersecurity, you’ve probably seen at some point or another the plethora of articles, blogs, videos, etc. suggesting that there is a growing gap in the cybersecurity workforce. A cursory Google search turns up results like:
bytebreach.com
I know Meta was supposed to be building a huge data center in New Orleans. There is no telling how much money they wasted on the Metaverse. So that's probably why they want to slash headcount to the bone.Which doesn't make a lick of sense considering them profit margins. Meta is up 54% in the last year
Laid-off Meta employees blast Zuckerberg for running the ‘cruelest tech company out there’ as some claim they were blindsided after parental leave
Laid-off Meta employees blast Zuckerberg in forums for running the ‘cruelest tech company out there’
Meta layoffs mark a new and harsher era for the company and Silicon Valley at large.
Meta Sees $10B AI Data Center in Louisiana Using Combo of Clean Energy, Nuclear Power
Meta's extensive development plans for a huge AI campus leveraging nuclear energy exemplify how the data center industry will focus on powering its future.
www.datacenterfrontier.com
Blue Origin to lay off 10% of its workforce
Blue Origin is laying off 10% of its workforce, or more than 1,000 employees, citing the need to restructure the company and reduce bureaucracy.
spacenews.com
https://www.seattletimes.com/busine...sed-blue-origin-plans-to-cut-10-of-workforce/
Blue Origin laying off 10% of their workforce, over 1000 people companywide. They just launched that New Glenn rocket too, crazy. Space is a bloodbath.
I was going through the interview process there last year but they put the position on hold after I did 2 interviews. I guess it was a blessing in disguise because I've been reading on Reddit that some people who've been there for less than a year got layoff notices. Some even moved their families across country for those jobs.
