Among 276 job cuts at Microsoft, employee's third layoff in professional career
The first layoff was due to company bankruptcy, and the second, due to Covid-19, the now-former staffer wrote in a LinkedIn post.
The recent layoffs at Microsoft resulted in as many as 276 employees losing their jobs, including a now-former staffer who claimed this was the third layoff of her professional career.
‘My third time being laid off’
According to India Today – it did not disclose her identity – she took to LinkedIn to share her post-layoff thoughts.
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“Unfortunately, this is my 3 time being laid off in my work career. First one was from company bankruptcy. Second time due to Covid and now from layoffs,” the former Microsoft staffer wrote.

She, however, stressed how excited she was about ‘where I end up.’
“However, every time I have been blessed on finding a new journey. It might be nerve racking not knowing the future but I'm excited to see where I end up,” the post read.
‘Thankful for the opportunity’
The former employee also remarked how ‘thankful’ she was to have worked at the tech giant.
“Now that I have gathered my thoughts I am thankful to have had the wonderful opportunity to work at Microsoft and meet so many diverse and talented people,” she wrote.
Microsoft lays off 276 employees
Last week, the Satya Nadella-helmed organisation relieved 276 people in its home state of Washington; among them, 66 were working virtually. Workers in the customer service, support, and sales departments were impacted.
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In January, Microsoft slashed its workforce by 5%, undertaking as many as 10,000 job cuts.

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