Another 1000 employees gone in the latest Disney cuts

The LA Times is reporting another round of layoffs at Disney, this time hitting up to 1000 employees. It seems like this is the 'new normal' for the company under the current leadership. The article mentions that a significant chunk of these cuts are from marketing and brand groups, but it sounds like it's across the board. It's pretty wild to see these numbers keep climbing. Remember when they talked about 'efficiency' and 'streamlining'? This feels like the blunt end of that. I'm not directly involved in those specific departments, but it's hard not to feel a sense of unease when you see these massive reductions happening repeatedly. Makes you question where the cuts will stop. Is anyone from these affected departments seeing anything different internally? Curious to hear any firsthand accounts or perspectives on what's driving these continuous workforce reductions. It's definitely a lot to process.