'This hard reality ultimately led me to make this painful decision to reduce our team size,' DoorDash CEO Tony Xu said in a message to employees this week.
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CEO Tony Xu said in a message to employees Wednesday that DoorDash was undersized before the pandemic and sped up hiring to catch up with its growth.
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DoorDash announces layoffs affecting 1,250 workersDoorDash CEO Tony Xu says the company hired too quickly during the pandemic and that its operating costs could ‘outgrow’ its revenue (via verge)
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