Twitter continues to layoff more employees after shutting India offices
Twitter continues downsizing and laying off employees across departments as part of its efforts to cut costs and streamline operations. The latest layoffs reportedly impacted sales and other teams, and the exact number of employees affected is unknown.
Twitter has been laying off employees across various departments since November last year, and the downsizing continues on a large scale. Recent reports indicate that the company has fired a number of employees in sales and other teams. According to a report, the move to fire more employees is part of Twitter’s efforts to reduce costs and streamline operations.
Reports suggest that the employees from the sales team were laid off only last week. The exact number of staff affected by the most recent round of layoffs is not yet known, however reports state that Twitter had roughly 800 individuals working in sales and marketing roles as of January 2023. The number of employees who have been laid off in the Indian region is currently unclear.
In another cost-cutting move, Twitter recently closed two of its three offices in India and instructed its employees to work remotely. This comes in addition to several rounds of layoffs that have taken place over the past few months. In fact, last year, as many as 200 employees in India received termination letters from the company. Twitter has been implementing these measures across global regions to improve its revenue stream and reduce costs.
In addition, Elon Musk, the CEO of Twitter, has removed several key benefits that were previously available to Twitter employees. These perks included wellness allowances, free home internet, daycare, and other similar benefits.
To recover costs, Twitter has launched a subscription service called Twitter Blue, which provides access to several premium features and requires users to pay to access them. In India, the subscription costs Rs 999 for iOS users. The company intends to introduce the service to Android users in the country as well, with a starting price of Rs 900.
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