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Microsoft is laying off approximately 3% of its global workforce in a sweeping organizational move aimed at realigning priorities amid a rapidly evolving technology landscape. The layoffs, which amount to around 6,800 jobs, affect employees across all levels and departments, including engineering, sales, and support, as the Redmond-based tech giant continues to streamline operations in pursuit of long-term growth.
In a statement issued Tuesday, a Microsoft spokesperson confirms the job cuts, emphasizing that the decision is not a reflection of company performance but rather a strategic measure to ensure operational agility. “Organizational and workforce adjustments are a. . .
