Google has axed over 200 employees from its ‘core’ team, signaling a move to transfer certain positions to India and Mexico. The layoffs precede Google’s eagerly anticipated first-quarter earnings release, indicating strategic shifts within the tech giant.
At least 200 employees from Google’s ‘core’ team have been let go, as the company gears up to relocate certain job roles to India and Mexico. The layoffs were disclosed just prior to Google’s first-quarter earnings report, with implications for the company’s global workforce strategy. The announcement follows recent terminations in other departments, underlining broader organizational adjustments at Google. As the tech landscape evolves, such moves reflect Google’s efforts to streamline operations and optimize its global footprint.
