On the ad and business side, the new layoffs were more deeply felt. Employees that had come to Spotify as part of Podsights and Chartable last year were among the divisions hit by layoffs. The ...

Music streaming service Spotify has announced its third round of layoffs in 2023. CEO Daniel Ek says 17% of staff, or about 1,500 employees, would be cut.

Spotify Layoffs: One Last Dance Spotify’s recent announcement of layoffs, as detailed by CEO Daniel Ek, is a telling sign of the times for the tech and music streaming industries.

Spotify, currently employing around 9,000 people worldwide, experienced a positive third-quarter performance, with an 11% boost in total revenue, reaching $3.6 billion, according to Financial Times.

Spotify is laying off 17% of its workforce of roughly 9,000, its CEO Daniel Ek said Monday, marking the third round of job cuts at the music streaming giant this year. Ek said in a companywide emai… ...

Spotify’s recent layoff of 1,500 employees, despite positive earnings, signals a shift in how we view roles like UX research in the tech industry. Drawing parallels with seasonal work, I explore ...

Spotify confirmed today that due to “increased costs”, the company will lay off 1,500 employees. The latest layoff accounts for 17% of the total number of staff.

You lay off 17% of your organization, and you’re shocked that it impacted the day-to-day operations?” @the_corporate_escapee Spotify CEO shocked by negative impact of recent layoffs.

STOCKHOLM -- Spotify said Monday that it will cut 6% of its workforce to reduce costs, joining tech companies including Amazon and Microsoft in slashing headcount as the global economy slows.

The announced layoffs will be cutting 17% of Spotify’s current workforce — just about 1,500 individual employees. This is the third round of layoffs in 2023.

Spotify ‘s global workforce will face a 17 percent reduction as the company chases profitability. On Monday, CEO Daniel Ek issued an internal memo to staff announcing the impending layoffs, the ...

Spotify is laying off 17% of its global workforce in order to cut costs, CEO Daniel Ek said on Monday. Ek made the announcement in an internal memo sent to staff, which the company posted on its ...