Executives in Google have recently warned the company workers to improve performance or get prepared for leaving, according to reports.
As the tech giant joins the list of companies that are laying off employees, an insider report has shown that a message shared across the company said that "there will be blood on the streets" if the next quarterly earnings do not improve after Alphabet, the parent company, reported weaker than expected earnings.
According to the report, the leadership of the Cloud sales department has also threatened employees with an "overall examination of sales productivity and productivity in general" before the evaluation of the third quarter.
Couple of thoughts here
— Dare Obasanjo (@Carnage4Life) August 2, 2022
1. A company of 174,000 people is by definition inefficient. The fault isn't the employees but who authorized hiring all those people.
2. Google's earnings misses weren't due to too many employees.
3. Blaming employees is great way to justify layoffs. pic.twitter.com/N5DKQ9JxV8
Google employers were worried about possible layoffs after the message.
The New York Post also revealed in another report that the company also extended quietly this month its hiring freeze.
Sundar Pichai, Alphabet and Google CEO, had also talked last month about improving productivity with the employees, touching on also the economic headwinds and uncertainty ahead.
