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LinkedIn has announced that it is cutting almost 700 employees for reasons that include revenue growth having slowed over the past two years. The business and employment-focused social media platform, which Microsoft acquired in June 2016, shared the news as part of a new October 2023 Update that was published today, explaining how 668 roles from its engineering, product, talent, and finance teams are being reduced. LinkedIn says that it is providing full support to those who have been laid off, ensuring that they are treated with care and respect, while CNN has shared a copy of the internal memo that has been going around to employees, drafted by LinkedIn executives Mohak Shroff and Tomer Cohen, offering a further breakdown.
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