Microsoft Cuts 3,000 Jobs in Washington, Pivots to AI Amid Intense Work Culture
Summary
Microsoft lays off over 3,000 employees in Washington state as it pivots focus to artificial intelligence, investing billions into AI infrastructure amid criticism of impersonal termination processes and an intense work culture.
Key Points
- Microsoft lays off over 3,000 employees in Washington state this year.
- The tech giant shifts focus to artificial intelligence, investing billions into AI infrastructure.
- Former employees criticize Microsoft's handling of layoffs, citing impersonal termination processes and a return to an intense work culture.