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The fact that any company can reduce its workforce by 8,000-12,000 people with no noticeable changes in service delivery is mind-boggling. Imagine how “fluffy” these jobs have to be for that to even be possible. With tech wages already high, this is over $1 billion worth of annual waste (now saving) EACH for Salesforce, Microsoft, Facebook(Meta), and Google.