Software company Unity is slashing roughly 600 jobs, about 8% of its workforce
San Francisco-based Unity said it is slashing roughly 600 jobs, about 8% of its workforce, confirming an earlier report by The Wall Street Journal. The company, which will be left with around 7,000 employees after the layoffs, is also planning to reduce its global network of offices over the next few years to fewer than 30 from 58 today.
“It’s a lot harder to make something together with 10 to 20 people if everyone’s on Zoom,” Mr. Riccitiello said., one in January and one in June last year, in response to negative economic trends.$4.4 billion acquisitionUnity operates a platform for developing videogames and other software applications. It generates revenue mainly from advertising and subscription sales.
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