If you’ve been plugged into the digital world at all over the past month, chances are you’ve seen the rollercoaster that is the current state of social media. As of early November, Facebook’s parent company, Meta, laid off roughly 13% of its workforce, citing that it was a result of overhiring during the pandemic. Twitter, however, laid off 3,700 employees, with roughly 1000 more resigning in the following weeks: within one month, Twitter’s workforce was reduced by a staggering 64%.
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