logo
episode-header-image
Feb 2023
7m 29s

What tech companies don’t want you to kn...

Finshots
About this episode

In today’s episode for 13th February 2023, we explore why tech companies across the world are resorting to layoffs.


Up next
Yesterday
Part 2: What will happen if India gets a 500% tariff?
In today’s episode on 26th Jan 2026, we’ll talk about a sequel to our previous podcast about the US imposing a 500% tariff on Indian goods. But this time, it’s not about whether India can survive it. It’s a more uncomfortable question: can the US afford to do this at all?⁠Book a ... Show More
9m 15s
Jan 24
A CEO can't be Eternal
In today’s episode on 24th January 2026, we unpack Eternal’s Q3 (FY26) results and why the stock looks confused after Deepinder Goyal handed over the CEO reins to Albinder Dhindsa.⁠Book a FREE call with Ditto⁠ 
8m 44s
Jan 23
Why are Indians scared to invest in the stock market?
In today's episode on 23rd June 2026, we have reviewed the SEBI Investor Survey 2025 and found out what causes some Indians to stay away from the stock market.⁠Book a FREE call with Ditto⁠ 
7m 48s
Recommended Episodes
Feb 2023
Why Many Companies Get Layoffs Wrong
From Microsoft to Google to Meta, many of the world's biggest tech companies have been announcing layoffs recently. Their explanation is usually that they overhired and need to cut costs. But Harvard Business School professor Sandra Sucher, who has been studying layoffs for years ... Show More
29m 7s
Feb 2024
Everything you need to know about what work will be like in 2024
Work has changed a lot in the last few years: from the shift to remote work to the struggle over returning to the office, from the great resignation to mass layoffs at tech and media companies, from the rise in union organizing to the rise in AI in workplaces. So what does 2024 h ... Show More
35m 57s
Dec 2023
The Hidden Costs of Layoffs
Harvard Business School professor Sandra Sucher, who has been studying layoffs for years, says that companies often overlook their hidden costs: lost institutional knowledge, weakened employee engagement, higher turnover, and lower innovation. She says that it can take years for ... Show More
30m 57s
Jun 2023
HS050 The Tech Job Debacle
Google, Microsoft, Twitter, META/FB and a few others laid off an estimated 200,000 tech and tech-adjacent folks in recent weeks. Other companies like Fedex and Amazon have made layoffs, many impacting the IT teams. What does that mean for the tech industry? Between AI and our cor ... Show More
28 m
Dec 2023
HR Work Break: 2023’s Biggest HR Buzzwords
In the final week of 2023, now is an excellent time for leaders to consider how to best prepare themselves, their teams, and their organizations for a successful New Year. Tune in for HR Work Break’s special end-of-year episode that highlights trending topics in the HR world! 
9m 47s
Dec 2023
813. Insights: Fintech's biggest stories of 2023
As we wrap up another rollercoaster year in fintech, 11:FS CEO David M. Brear is joined by some a panel of colleagues to talk about the biggest, best, and most outrageous happenings of 2023. We look at everything from Silicon Vally Bank and Goldman Sach's rocky relationship with ... Show More
54m 59s
Feb 2024
Tech Workers Are Stressed Out
<p>tech companies seemed immune to large-scale layoffs, and as their profits skyrocketed, those cushy jobs became highly sought-after. But economic headwinds, and the looming influence of AI, are leading to some tumultuous changes in the tech industry.</p><p>In just the first sev ... Show More
31m 38s
Dec 2023
Episode 195: Future 50 Series – Legal Innovation and Tech in 2023 – A year in review
This session has become an annual event for us and, this was a BIG year to review the world of legaltech, AI and innovation. So much has happened since ChatGPT exploded onto the market in November 2022. Its impact has been pervasive, even in an industry like legal which would not ... Show More
1h 7m