Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has mandated a full return to office by 2025, leaving tech employees expressing displeasure over the new policy despite some in the tech sector advocating for in-office work. Meanwhile, Cisco’s announcement of a second round of layoffs, cutting 7% of jobs, contrasts with the company’s strong financial performance. On a different note, the unveiling of the iPhone 16 Pro Max has tech enthusiasts excited about its advanced features, including the A18 Pro chip and enhanced Siri capabilities, prompting discussions on whether the upgrades justify the device’s price tag.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy Calls for Full Return to Office by 2025
Tech Workers Displeased with Return-to-Office Mandates
Amazon’s CEO, Andy Jassy, has announced a mandatory full return to the office by the beginning of 2025. After spending the last 15 months following a hybrid model where employees were required to work in the office for three days a week, the new directive requires employees to be present in the office for the entire workweek, allowing remote work only under exceptional circumstances. While top executives in the Big Tech industry have been advocating for a return to office, these mandates have faced criticism from some tech workers who prefer the flexibility of remote work.
Cisco Implements Second Round of Layoffs, Cutting 7% of Workforce
Company’s Strong Financial Performance Contrasts with Layoffs
In its second round of layoffs in 2024, U.S. tech giant Cisco has decided to part ways with thousands of employees, amounting to a 7% reduction in its workforce, approximately 5,600 employees. This move comes after a previous layoff in February that saw around 4,000 employees being let go. Despite these workforce reductions, Cisco recently reported its “second strongest year on record” in its latest full-year earnings report published in August. If you have been impacted by these layoffs, we want to hear from you.
iPhone 16 Pro Max Unveiled: A Look into the Future of Technology
Tech Enthusiasts Dive into New Features of iPhone 16 Lineup
Tech enthusiasts are buzzing about the newly unveiled iPhone 16 Pro Max, priced at $1,200, offering a glimpse into a more sophisticated future, as per TechCrunch’s Brian Heater. The latest iPhone 16 lineup introduces several exciting features, such as a redesigned Camera Control button, the powerful A18 Pro chip, significant enhancements to Siri, and a range of innovative Apple Intelligence functions. Despite the tempting features and the fear of missing out (FOMO), the question remains: are these upgrades compelling enough to justify an investment in the new device?
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