- Google reportedly lays off its entire Python team, opting for cheaper labor outside the US.
- Employees express disappointment and sadness over the decision, highlighting the impact on their careers.
- The company is said to be building a new team in Munich, Germany, while making job cuts across various departments.
Google is making headlines for allegedly firing its entire Python team, a move seen as a cost-saving measure by the tech giant. Reports suggest that Google aims to hire cheaper labor outside the United States, leading to the dismissal of its Python experts responsible for overseeing a significant part of the Python ecosystem within the company. This decision has left employees saddened, with one describing the job as the best in their 20-year career.
Amidst these layoffs, Google is said to be establishing a new team in Munich, Germany, further fueling speculation about the company’s restructuring efforts. The move comes as Google makes job cuts across multiple departments, including real estate and finance, with plans to expand operations in Bangalore, Mexico City, and Dublin. Despite these changes, Google continues to invest in artificial intelligence and other technologies, reshaping its workforce and organizational structure in the process.
