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Squarespace is laying off 19 percent of employees
المصدر: The Verge · نُشر

The website-building platform Squarespace is laying off 19 percent of its employees as it works to "simplify" its operations, Squarespace spokesperson Jeff Seedman says in a statement to The Verge . The job cuts will affect around 300 of Squarespace's 1,800 employees . "The chang
The website-building platform Squarespace is laying off 19 percent of its employees as it works to "simplify" its operations, Squarespace spokesperson Jeff Seedman says in a statement to The Verge . The job cuts will affect around 300 of Squarespace's 1,800 employees . "The changes are intended to simplify how we operate, sharpen our priorities and enable the company to move faster as we position Squarespace for its next phase of growth," Seedman says.
"We are grateful for the contributions of our departing colleagues and are providing comprehensive support to help them through the transition." Seedman adds that impacted employees will receiv … Read the full story at The Verge.
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