Airtable Cuts Major Workforce Five Weeks After Bending Spoons Buyout Closes
Bending Spoons laid off a large portion of Airtable's pre-acquisition team in October, confirming its aggressive playbook: acquire, consolidate, cut costs, repeat. Here's what it means for job seekers and product teams.
Ubisoft Closes RedLynx, Cuts 220+ Jobs Across Three Regions
On October 14, Ubisoft announced the closure of Trials developer RedLynx and cuts totaling 220+ positions across Finland, Singapore, and Germany. This marks another wave in ongoing gaming sector consolidation.
Netflix Cuts 5%—850 Jobs Ahead of Q3 Earnings, Largest Since 2022
Netflix is preparing its largest workforce reduction since 2022, cutting approximately 850 jobs (5% of staff) as the streaming giant faces investor pressure over slowing engagement and a 20% year-to-date stock decline.
Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs and Nearly Ends Remote Work
Uber cut 10% of its workforce and capped fully remote roles at 1%, forcing most remote employees to relocate to major hubs. Here's what it means for tech talent.
Tech Hiring Paradox: Freezes, Layoffs, and Where Jobs Still Open in 2026
Two-thirds of CEOs plan hiring cuts through 2026, yet AI-focused roles remain in demand. Here's where displaced engineers are landing—and which skill bets protect your career.
Tech Hiring in 2026: Which Companies Are Freezing vs. Hiring
Over 120,000 tech roles have been cut in 2026 amid an industry-wide hiring pause. But AI teams, Databricks, and Reddit are still aggressively hiring. Here's where the jobs actually are.
The AI Reckoning: Where Tech Companies Are Hiring vs Freezing in July 2026
As 2026 enters its second half, big tech is at a crossroads: massive AI spending paired with aggressive headcount cuts. We map who's freezing, who's hiring, and what it means for your job search.
Tech Hiring in 2026: AI Restructuring, Not Collapse
With 66% of CEOs freezing hiring and 300+ layoff events announced so far this year, the tech job market appears frozen. But the reality is more nuanced—select roles and companies are aggressively hiring while others retrench.
The Paradox of Tech Hiring in 2026: Who's Hiring Despite Layoffs
While 120K+ tech jobs have been cut in 2026, a divergence is emerging: growth-stage startups and specific Big Tech segments are actively hiring. Here's where the real opportunities are—and why the market feels broken.
Tech Hiring in 2026: The Cut-and-Redirect Pattern & Where Real Jobs Hide
Mid-year 2026 reveals a bifurcated tech market: mass layoffs driven by AI automation offset by aggressive hiring in AI, security, and late-stage growth companies. Learn where actual opportunities exist.
Big Tech vs. Growth Startups: Who's Hiring in June 2026
While major tech companies cite AI as justification for layoffs, Series A–C startups are racing to snap up displaced talent. Here's where the real opportunities are.