This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with 59-year-old Marc Kriguer, a software engineer who has been laid off multiple times. His employment history has been verified by Business Insider.

Amazon's latest rounds of job cuts have not fallen evenly across its technical workforce. The deepest shock has landed on mid level software engineers, the people who sit between entry level coders ...

Here are the Amazon positions and former employee comments from some of the 14,000 employees recently laid off from the $720 billion tech giant. From senior program managers and principal designers to ...

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Microsoft began laying off around 3% of its workforce on Tuesday, cutting more than 6,000 roles. The tech giant reportedly said the new cuts would affect all locations and levels, including LinkedIn ...

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Software engineer Marc Kriguer has lost his job at multiple tech companies. While AI is changing the job market, he doesn't think it's driving more software engineer layoffs. He said he thinks ...