Monday, September 29, 2025

Tag: Microsoft Employees

Microsoft Shifts to Hybrid Model, Citing AI Collaboration Needs

Microsoft has officially announced a major change to its workplace policy, requiring employees to work from the office at...

Crowdsourced Spreadsheet Reveals Microsoft Salaries

Microsoft employees have once again turned to crowdsourced spreadsheets to share detailed compensation data, offering a rare glimpse into...

Microsoft to Require Three Days in Office Under New Hybrid Policy

Microsoft is preparing to implement a stricter return-to-office (RTO) policy that will require employees to work from the office...

Microsoft Cuts Hundreds More Jobs Following 6,000 Layoffs in May

Microsoft has carried out another round of layoffs, eliminating over 300 positions just weeks after its largest workforce reduction...

Thousands Fired Overnight! Microsoft Workforce Overhaul

Microsoft has announced a major workforce reduction, laying off approximately 6,000 employees, which accounts for 3% of its global...

Microsoft Enforces Two-Year Rehire Ban on Ousted Employees

Microsoft has introduced a strict new HR policy, enforcing a two-year rehire ban for employees who were terminated due...

Microsoft Implements Stricter Policies to Address Low Performers

Microsoft has unveiled a series of stringent performance management policies aimed at addressing underperformance across its workforce. Chief People...

Microsoft Layoffs: The ‘Amazon and Google Angle’ Explained

Microsoft is reportedly preparing for another round of job cuts, potentially as early as May 2025. The layoffs are...

Microsoft India Hiring for Over 1,300 Jobs Across Tech & Non-Tech

Microsoft is ramping up its hiring efforts in India, with over 1,300 job openings spanning a wide range of...

Microsoft Employees Criticize New Copilot Update

Microsoft employees have expressed significant dissatisfaction with the recent update to the company's Copilot AI assistant, led by new...

Microsoft Mandates iPhones for China Staff at Work

According to a recent Bloomberg report, Microsoft’s China-based employees will no longer be able to use popular Android phones from manufacturers like Samsung, Google, OnePlus, Huawei, or Xiaomi for work purposes.