Tech layoffs lead to 2,300 Irish job losses, Central Bank estimates [The sector provides 164,000 jobs in Ireland, up by 29% since 2019]
Tech layoffs lead to 2,300 Irish job losses, Central Bank estimates [The sector provides 164,000 jobs in Ireland, up by 29% since 2019]
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Even after the correction for the over hiring, it still looks positive
So
Year| Tech Jobs | change
—|—|—
2019 | 127,130 |
2022 | 164,000 | +29%
2023 | 161,700 | -1.4%
God I hate being a statistic sometimes.
According to the American chamber of commerce in Ireland more than half of their members are going to increase headcount this year.
My brother was laid off after 20 years with a tech company in America could almost buy a house with the golden handshake, and the signing bonus he got with the new company
Most layoffs I’ve seen In my place of work are HR/Recruitment everything else is expanding