Google Fires about 450 Employees, in India

Google fires about 450 employees in India. Several people work as level four software developers, backend developers, cloud engineers, and digital marketers.

According to reports, Google India has fired 450 employees fired in India from several departments. Workers were told of their dismissal by mail.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai claimed that the company employed during "periods of considerable expansion" in the prior two years, claiming that this was due to "various economic realities than the one we face today." According to him, the layoffs are the consequence of a "rigorous examination" of Google's product divisions and operations. Pichai, CEO of Google, stated in an email to staff. "The fact that these changes will influence the lives of Googlers weighs deeply on me, The accountability for the deeds that brought us here", he said.

According to CNBC TV18, staff who did straight-line reports or did not even have direct managers were let go.

Several people working at various departments in google, backend developers, software developers, cloud engineers, and digital marketers in Bangalore and Hyderabad have been laid off. Layoffs in India were likewise communicated by email, as they were in the United States.

While the corporation has not yet commented on the layoffs, the fired employees took to social media to announce their dismissal. Kamal Dave, an account manager at Google's Gurugram, Haryana headquarters, is one such employee. He stated on LinkedIn that he was harmed by the layoff that occurred yesterday, as positions in the digital marketing Goals were eliminated.

Another Google employee, Saptak Mohanta, Program Manager, wrote, "I was devastated to learn that several of my outstanding colleagues and friends had been laid off by Google in Singapore and India last night. It will take some time for all of us to recover from this." Alphabet Inc, Google's parent firm, announced the layoff last month. It was discovered that the corporation will lose 12.000 employees or 6% of its total staff.

 Pichai, the company's CEO, stated in an email to staff that he accepts "full responsibility for the actions that brought us here." He also stated that Google's senior executives will face compensation cutbacks as part of the company's cost-cutting measures.