Tech Workers Face Layoffs & Uncertainty
13 posts across 3 communities in the last 90 days; 77% from r/Layoffs.
“Dell Emc has been silently laying off people and there is no mention in the Washington WARN report. How?”
“Another post mentioned 4000 let go last week. Can confirm this week was Brazil's turn. Don't have numbers but quite a lot of people. I was let go and know of other 40 close teammates affected too. I guess they haven't stopped and it isn't just old folks, but entry and mid level…”
“IT teams, software engineering team like bios automation etc are impacted. Dell 6 itself had 130 people laid off in Bangalore. The saying is true: work for money not for the loyalty towards company.”
Multiple posts indicate layoffs at Dell, impacting a significant portion of the workforce. This reflects broader concerns about job security and stability within the tech industry.
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“Dell Emc has been silently laying off people and there is no mention in the Washington WARN report. How? submitted by /u/Low-Barracuda7866 [link] [comments]”
“How are the other industries doing folks? submitted by /u/SorryIfIamToxic [link] [comments]”
Hello I am a foreign freelance journalist working on an article about layoffs in the Tech sector for a European monthly print publication. If you are interested in telling me your story…
“Another post mentioned 4000 let go last week. Can confirm this week was Brazil's turn. Don't have numbers but quite a lot of people. I was let go and know of other 40 close teammates affected too. I guess they haven't stopped and it isn't just old folks, but entry and mid level too. submitted by /u/Remarkable-One-4686 [link] [comments]”
“IT teams, software engineering team like bios automation etc are impacted. Dell 6 itself had 130 people laid off in Bangalore. The saying is true: work for money not for the loyalty towards company. submitted by /u/New-Ambassador9522 [link] [comments]”
“2025 broke tech layoff records, and 2026 is already higher. 2025: Over 205,000 tech workers laid off as companies heavily restructured. 2026 (YTD): Already surpassed that, tracking over 209,000 job losses at an average of 860 per day. Over 50% of these layoffs explicitly cite AI and automation. Is there any hope for this industry? Please don't cope using temporary restrictions that will be solved in 3 years. before coping just remember Eddie Murphy spaghetti eating memes a few years ago. ”
“We've all heard about CloudFlare laying off 20% of their workforce, or Snowflake letting go of their entire documentation team this year. Back then, a lot of us predicted a fallout for these companies from dismissing their talent. How are these and similar companies doing now? Has there been a fallout at all? Is there a measurable impact on their products, customer satisfaction, or, for example's sake, the quality of the Snowflake docs? If they all are doing just fine without a significa”
“Dell is laying off folks recently left and right. Dell has laid off 20% ppl across engineering in both the USA and India this week. They are also aggressively laying off contractors from Taiwan. Company has an utter level of toxic culture. Luckily, I switched at the end of May. submitted by /u/Confident_Dot_7863 [link] [comments]”