Meta layoffs show how coding jobs are no longer safe at tech companies - Vox

So much for learning to code.

Technology Tech companies are finally firing tech workers Software engineers made up the biggest portion of tech layoffs in 2023. by Rani Molla Apr 21, 2023, 2:43 PM UTC At Meta and across tech, software engineer jobs aren’t looking as safe any more. Getty Images Rani Molla was a senior correspondent at Vox and has been focusing her reporting on the future of work. She has covered business and technology for more than a decade — often in charts — including at Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal. If you were unlucky enough to have lost your job in the last 15 years, someone might have suggest

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