In addition to the massive layoffs announced in recent months, Google He also plans to cut spending on materials or services, such as buying computers for his workers, staplers, or closing canteens, various media outlets report.
In a letter to their employees, management said that fitness classes would be reduced or canteens would be closed, where the consumption of staplers, adhesive tape would be rationalized and the frequency of replacing computers would be increased, the channel is sure. CNBC and diary Wall Street Magazine.
Technology CFO Ruth Porat announced on Friday that the company will make a “large effort” that will last several years, without specifying a specific duration.
alphabetmatrix Googleannounced in January that it was laying off 12,000 employees, roughly 6% of its workforce, due to slower sales growth and after hiring records were set.
“This work is especially important given our recent growth, the challenging economic environment, and our incredible investment opportunities for technology development, especially in the field of artificial intelligence,” Porat said in his final message to employees. Google.
The chief financier recalled that Google had already faced cuts during the 2008 financial crisis, and pointed out that, as then, the areas of spending that have lost efficiency will be determined.
“Our goal is to deliver long-term savings through increased speed and efficiency. As part of this goal, we are making some practical changes to help us continue to manage our resources responsibly while continuing to offer cutting-edge benefits, benefits and services. sector,” the company said in a statement, reproduced CNBC.
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