Grammarly lays off 23% of employees (230 people) but says it was not for cost cutting reasons because their financial position is strong.
Instead they need a different set of skills and capabilities in the age of the AI enabled workplace. Same difference?
https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/09/grammarly-lays-off-230-employees-as-part-of-a-business-restructuring/
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@carnage4life I haven't used their service, but based on the basic description I just read, yeah, this makes sense as a necessary pivot so they don't get left behind.
OTOH, replacing almost a quarter of their workforce is a pretty drastic method to accomplish such a goal.
