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We all know the stories about the big bad wolf – LinkedIn Jail.

Other big players like Apple and Google have also decided to slow down their hiring across various verticals.So, you heard of dreadful LinkedIn Jail, and you wish to know how to avoid it? Or perhaps you got your LinkedIn account restricted, and now you don’t know what to do? Fear not – you are in the right place. This goes on to show the desperation of tech companies to rein in costs and enhance profit margins. Meta and Twitter employees are getting severance pay but the move comes just before the onset of the holiday season in the US. Twitter has fired over half of its workforce, and Meta has removed around 13 per cent of employees, which amounts to 11,000 employees. Twitter and Meta have confirmed mass layoffs across different markets and business verticals. We're closing in on nearly having 100 million members in India.”

He said, “When we take a look at India, it's outpacing, the revenue in India is growing at 50 per cent year over year in north of 84 per cent. Roslansky also revealed some stats about LinkedIn’s growth in India. Roslansky is of the opinion that employees are turning to their platform to look for new and better opportunities and even upskill themselves for better prospects. Microsoft-owned LinkedIn also sees a silver lining in this entire process of layoffs. But again, like every other leader, we're just continuing to navigate the global strategy that we need to keep the company going to create this platform.” We have put ourselves inside of a hiring freeze right now for various parts of the company. Ryan Roslansky said, “We haven't announced. However, Ryan Roslansky, CEO of LinkedIn, said that there will be a hiring freeze across various verticals of the company. LinkedIn, another tech juggernaut based in US, has revealed its plans to deal with the slowdown in the tech industry.Ī report by CNBC TV18 claims that LinkedIn is not planning any kind of layoffs for now. Amazon has also started trimming its workforce substantially. Meta and Twitter are some of the most notable names that have announced layoffs. There is no doubt the tech industry is facing turbulent times, and is laying off people across the board.