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How companies like John Deere are capitalizing on recent wave of tech layoffs

Por: WPTV Nation March 01, 2023

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The number of layoffs in the tech industry are increasing. More than a quarter million people have been laid off over the course of the last year, according to , a website tracking the industry. The website says there have been 280,000 layoffs in the tech industry since the start of 2022. However, it appears one company’s loss is another’s gain as companies like John Deere are targeting the newly available employees.“Folks don’t really... + full article



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