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Google Says It Will Slow Hiring for Rest of Year

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Erin Woo
· · Source: The Information

Google said it would slow its pace of hiring for the rest of the year, joining other major tech companies in deciding to slow or freeze hiring ahead of an expected recession. “The uncertain global tech outlook has been top of mind,” Sundar Pichai, Google’s CEO, wrote in an email to employees that was viewed by The Information. Pichai wrote that Google added around 10,000 new hires in the...

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