Dropbox employees are about to face another mass layoff in less than two years. The cloud storage company’s CEO has confirmed about 20% of employees will be let go. Back in 2023, CEO Drew ...

Layoffs.fyi says that in 2024 so far, 484 tech companies laid off 142,532 employees, while in 2023 that number was 1,193 tech companies that laid off 264,220 workers. Here are some of the most ...

Dropbox is laying off 20% of its workforce, eliminating a total of 528 jobs. The company cut 500 roles in a previous round of layoffs in April 2023.

Microsoft says the cuts will hit divisions across the company, but did not indicate which teams will be most affected.

Dropbox's layoffs come more than a year after the company's decision to cut about 16% of its workforce, or 500 employees, in April 2023. Houston's memo to employees at the time also attributed ...

Dropbox. The cloud storage giant initiated one of the largest layoffs for October. As Fast Company previously reported, Dropbox announced on Wednesday that it would lay off 20% of its workforce ...

Dropbox's net income was $110.5 million, up from $43.2 million during the same period of 2023. But the Q2 2023 numbers included expenses related to the layoffs announced in April 2023.

The layoffs come a year after Dropbox let go of roughly 500 employees — and as the company increasingly invests in AI technologies. Dropbox recently expanded its AI-powered smart organization ...

Dropbox is cutting 174 California jobs as it lays off 20% of its staff, or 528 total employees. The file-hosting company is led by CEO Drew Houston. This one is slated to hit 528.

Dropbox employees are about to face another mass layoff in less than two years. The cloud storage company’s CEO has confirmed about 20% of employees will be let go.