18 technology companies that announced job cuts in 2018

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It’s been testing times for several sectors in the technology world. Be it telecom, social media or any other sector, companies have had it tough which has led to employees being laid off for a variety of reasons. In India as well, several companies have been forced to let go off employees and it doesn’t paint for a pretty picture. Since the turn of the year, we have seen headlines about massive layoffs pop up every now and then.


Source:  https://www.gadgetsnow.com/slideshows/18-technology-companies-that-announced-job-cuts-in-2018/Hike-India-25-of-workforce/photolist/65031257.cms

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