Job-listing company Indeed laying off 2,200 employees

Leading job portal Indeed lays off 2,200 employees, CEO Hyams heartbrokens

Call it ironic but leading job portal Indeed that helps thousands land their dream jobs has itself laid off 2,200 employees, or 15 per cent of its workforce.

Indeed is letting go of 2,200 global employees

CEO Chris Hyams said that while Indeed has held off from job cuts longer than others, the revenue trends are ‘undeniable’.

Job listing company Indeed to let go over 2,200 employees, almost 15% of its workforce

Indeed.com, a website that lists jobs, announced Wednesday (March 22) that it would lay off over 2,200 workers, or nearly 15 per cent of its workforce.  “The cuts come from nearly every team, function, level and region,” at the company, CEO Chris Hyams said in a memo released by the company. “The specific decisions on who and where to cut were extremely difficult, but they were made with great care,” the memo added.

Job-listing company Indeed to lay off 2200 employees

Job listing website Indeed.com will cut approximately 2200 employees, representing almost 15 per cent of its total workforce, the company announced Wednesday."The cuts come from nearly every team, function, level and region," at the company, CEO Chris Hyams said in a memo released by the company."The specific decisions on who and where to cut were extremely difficult, but they were made with great care," the memo added.READ MORE: First four-day …

Job-listing company Indeed laying off 2,200 employees

The decision to make job cuts at the company arose out of Indeed's projection that the job market will continue to cool down following "the recent post-COVID boom," its CEO said in a statement.

Job-listing company Indeed laying off 2,200 employees

The decision to make job cuts at the company arose out of Indeed's projection that the job market will continue to cool down following "the recent post-COVID boom," its CEO said in a statement.