Tech layoffs continue to pour, with Discord cutting roughly 170 employees. Discord proves to be the latest company to lay off its employees for 2024, cutting approximately 170 or 17% of its ...

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Discord has become a mainstay for many online communities in recent years, but its relative success hasn’t shielded the platform from the financial woes plaguing the tech industry. Like other ...

Discord confirmed on Thursday that it’s laying off 17% of its workforce, which equates to 170 employees, becoming the latest tech company to announce cuts.

The game-centric online chat and social networking service Discord has become the latest tech company in 2024 to reveal layoffs. It will cut 170 employees or 17 percent of its workforce.

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Discord will now let users stream their Xbox gameplay directly to servers, DM calls and group DMs with a new integration.

San Francisco-based Discord is laying off 170 workers, the social messaging startup announced Thursday. CEO Jason Citron blamed overhiring.

Discord is cutting 170 jobs — about 17% of its workforce — The Verge reported. CEO Jason Citron blamed the job cuts on the company's rapid growth and head count increases. It comes after major ...

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