Autodesk Layoffs: US-Based Software Giant To Cut 1,350 Jobs Amid Profitability Push and Investor Pressure, Say Reports
Autodesk, the US-based software giant, is set to cut jobs as part of a profitability push amid investor pressure. Autodesk layoffs will impact 1,350 people from the company.
Autodesk, a US-based software company, said it would reduce its workforce and lay off undisclosed employees. The Autodesk layoffs are introduced as a part of profitability focus amid investor pressure. According to a report by CNBC, the job cuts will impact around 9% of the workforce or 1,350 employees. The tech layoffs in 2025 continue as other companies like HP, Meta, Google and Microsoft cut jobs amid various reasons like restructuring, cost-cutting and focus on AI (artificial intelligence). HP Layoffs: IT Giant Laying of More 2,000 Employees as Part of Restructuring, Cost-Cutting Plans.
Layoffs: US Software Company Autodesk Cutting Employees
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