Microsoft has announced layoffs affecting over 300 employees in Washington, predominantly impacting software engineers. This follows a significant earlier reduction of about 6,000 global jobs. While these latest cuts represent less than 1% of its overall workforce, they raise concerns about the future of software engineering roles in the company. The layoffs come alongside Microsoft's focus on integrating AI into its operations, with CEO Satya Nadella previously noting that a substantial portion of internal coding is now AI-generated, indicating a shift in workforce needs.
Microsoft's recent layoffs in Washington, which affect over 300 employees primarily in software engineering, illustrate the company's strategy to adapt to a dynamic market.
The company continues to take necessary organizational measures, with nearly 1% of its workforce impacted, as 22% of those laid off were software engineers.
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