Microsoft's International Mass Layoffs (Asia, Europe, Africa), Now Vietnam
A crisis that Microsoft is unable to hide
Microsoft can't stop bleeding. Last night we wrote several articles about the company laying off lots of Indians (probably thousands). Earlier in the day we also wrote about the same in Africa and in MENA.
Now it's Vietnam's turn:
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Microsoft lays off staff in Vietnam
Microsoft has confirmed layoffs in Vietnam, saying it will continue to honour its commitments in the market, but has not disclosed how many employees or roles are affected.
Social media posts on October 12 reported that Microsoft had laid off a number of employees in Vietnam.
One account, whose owner said they worked at Microsoft, reported receiving an invitation to a meeting on important business updates with company leaders and the human resources department. The person said the meeting concerned layoffs.
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Microsoft lays off multiple employees in Vietnam
The layoffs reportedly affected the company’s research and development (R&D) team in Vietnam, local media reported.
Information about the layoffs emerged on local social media on Monday, when several people claiming to work for Microsoft said they had been notified of a meeting titled “important business update” with company leaders and the human resources department.
One person said the meeting was about layoffs.
A Microsoft spokesperson told Dan Tri (People’s Intellectual) newspaper that the company continually adjusts how it operates and organizes its teams to support future priorities.
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Microsoft confirms organizational restructuring and job cuts in Vietnam.
Microsoft has officially confirmed that organizational and workforce adjustments in Vietnam have directly impacted the jobs of some employees. However, the technology giant has not yet disclosed the specific number or list of affected departments, while pledging to support employees throughout the transition process. Official information from a Microsoft representative.
On the evening of October 13th, a Microsoft representative confirmed the personnel changes in the Vietnamese market. A spokesperson for the corporation stated that adjustments to working methods and internal team structure have led to decisions directly impacting certain specific job positions.
Where else?
Microsoft does not even deny this, it'll try to belittle and hide these things. It causes stress ahead of the so-called 'results' (later this month), which we'll cover separately in the next article because of the fraud. █