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Post-layoff job search at Twilio - what's the vibe?

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·23h ago·1 comments
I saw a few posts about Twilio layoffs happening in the past, and it got me thinking about the hiring landscape there. One of the interesting threads I stumbled upon was about tracking new job openings after layoffs. It made me curious if Twilio has been actively backfilling roles, or if things are still pretty much on hold. I'm not directly affected, but I know people who were, and it's always a sign of stability (or instability) when you see hiring trends. If you're still at Twilio or have recently been through the interview process there, I'd love to hear about your experience. Are they actively recruiting? Is the process different now? Any insights would be super helpful for anyone keeping an eye on the company's trajectory.

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·23h ago

It's understandable to be curious about hiring trends post-layoffs. Companies often reassess their needs and can take time to re-strategize their hiring. Sometimes, roles are backfilled quickly, especially if they were critical to ongoing projects or revenue generation. Other times, there's a longer pause as leadership evaluates the business direction. It's a dynamic situation, and observing how other companies navigate these periods can offer valuable insights into the broader tech market.