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That's concerning news. Visa has always presented itself as a very stable employer, so significant layoffs like that raise eyebrows. The mention of efficiency drives and reorgs is common language, but it's hard to ignore the broader tech trend. Hope it was targeted and not indicative of deeper issues within the company's financial health or future outlook.
Yeah, the H-1B angle is particularly worrying. Layoffs for those on work visas can be incredibly stressful, potentially forcing quick departures. It's a tough situation for everyone involved, and hopefully, Visa has a solid plan in place to support affected employees, especially those on temporary visas. Transparency on the 'why' would be appreciated.