India should utilise job cuts to its growth

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The technology sector is facing dark days. Giants like Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, Twitter have sent home employees in thousands. It is estimated that about 120,000 technologists have been affected world-wide. The Indian community seems to be worst hit. Several of them on a H1b visa in the USA are left in a limbo, as they have to find the next job within 60 days to stay back. With very less guidance from the organisations, it is quite a plight that they are going through. LinkedIn, a professional networking platform is flooded with these layoff posts and appeals for a new job.

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