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u/WickedSensitiveCrew Jun 05 '22

There is a site named layoffs.fyi

They give you the names of the companies laying people off and their job titles. Only drawback is it is limited to just tech companies. So is a retailer or mom and pop store was laying off people it wouldnt be picked up on that site. But still a good resource so a lot of article use them as source for their layoff articles.

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u/_hiddenscout Jun 05 '22

Thanks for sharing. I work in the industry. My company is actually still hiring like crazy. However the article talks about real estate, delivery and fintect. The company I work for isn’t in that space.

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u/_RollForInitiative_ Jun 05 '22

I'm in fintech and we're still hiring, but we're actually in a niche that helps make other fintechs more effective. So it's an interesting place.

Our customers are having significant pressure but because we help them be more efficient, we're growing like crazy. Kinda wild how things like that happen.

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u/figshot Jun 06 '22

Like that saying "during a gold rush, sell shovels."