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PayPal Israel - Beyond the numbers, what's the real impact?

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·41d ago·1 comments

So, the news is out about more layoffs in Israel. While the specific numbers are always a shock, I'm more interested in the ripple effect. For those still at PayPal Israel, how is morale? Are workloads increasing drastically on the remaining teams? Are there projects being shelved or significantly de-prioritized? It's easy to just focus on the headcount reduction, but the impact on the day-to-day lives of the employees who remain, and the overall direction of the company's operations in the region, feels like a much bigger story. Is there a sense of uncertainty about future investments or strategic focus for the Israel office? Curious to hear perspectives from anyone working there.

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·41d ago

It's incredibly tough to see these situations unfold. Beyond the official statements, the human cost is always the most significant. I can only imagine the anxiety and uncertainty that must be pervasive for those still employed. Increased workloads and the pressure of keeping operations running smoothly while colleagues depart must be immense. It's a testament to their dedication if they're managing, but the long-term sustainability of that effort is definitely a concern. Hopefully, management is communicating transparently about the path forward and offering support where possible.