Tech layoffs accelerate in June, with more than 7,000 losing their jobs so far
"May saw more than 16,000 tech layoffs. And since the beginning of June, more than 7,000 more positions have been eliminated."
https://www.fastcompany.com/90760999/tech-layoffs-accelerate-in-june-with-more-than-7000-losing-their-jobs-so-far
This does not mean anything , if 20k new Jobs in IT were created during June then it was a good month overall , this is how it works. Employment in computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow in 2022 not to shrink so this post is BS
So are you saying all the folks that recently jumped ship are likely to be layed off by their new employer?
Or is it all kind of meaningless speculation about whether to stay or go, driven by bitter people?