@cnbc: In the eight-plus months since Amazon announced its most expansive job cuts ever, laid off workers have been thrust into an increasingly saturated labor market. CNBC's Annie Palmer explains. Find the full report at the #linkinbio or the link on screen. #CNBC #amazon

Deacon St John :

And AI is JUST getting started

Phillyteaseshake :

I feel bad for the younger generation, tech not a good field anymore, it’s a constant battle of new technology, I think I would go into a trade, you can master a trade and perfect it, my knowledge in tech loses value

jamevent469 :

they will just import cheaper labor through h1b visa...rinse repeat.

NW :

constantly asked to meet higher metrics without any meaningful raise in pay and micromanagement drove me out.

BLAHBLAHBLAH :

Record profits + paying no taxes = huge layoffs

Kronos :

having the big names don't mean nearly as much anymore. in fact in some cases it's to your detriment because some recruiters assume you come with a big price tag. the industry is a shell of what it was and isn't going to change for the better until it starts to impact the pockets of the people at the top

Reginald_Bigsby_The_Third_Esq :

Nightmare forever! Hooray! Thanks, capitalism!

Marcus_Moves| the America’s :

CNBC analyst and guests keep saying we have a great underlying economy …

taromilktea :

Damn. I am an internal recruiter for tech. Lots of changes last 10 years. All supply and demand. I remember during COVID it was so hard to get programmers. They demanded super high salaries for roles that didn't need it. But because they were so limited. We had to give it to them. To be blunt. Now we could offer the same position for significant less. And if the applicant doesn't take it after a few emails back and forth we just move on to the next candidate. But these are just for senior programming and less. AI really changed the game in how many programmers you really need. Machine learning engineers are in super demands though.

Libra_son :

“Give the big corporations and billionaires tax cuts and the jobs will trickle down” 🙄. People believe this even though the data shows otherwise.

🎲 🍒 :

It’s wild out here.

MP :

Amazon hasn’t stopped laying people off for the past three years…

Frank Rudolph Olson :

Tech is a stupid career choice

Rachel Smith :

My husband took a huge pay cut and is in a different field

dave :

they still have larger headcount then they did in 2019. I think they just over hired the past 5 years but they still are bigger then they were before covid

Jay 🇺🇸 :

Nice boost that eps

ihurt24 :

wonder where people are gonna work, so many companies in manufacturing is laying off

crzycjn :

Companies are trimming costs to be able to afford AI spending

😵‍💫 :

Gurl I can only hear you in my right ear fix tue audio plz

Bakecomments :

Does amazon know this cause my Dsp still hiring 😂

alexmorash :

Never thought the revolutionary army of the future would be laid of tech workers but why not.

J :

Oh, so thats who im competing against for jobs 😅

Ggiacomo Rondinelli :

bakht.khan_ :

enjoy