@GergelyOrosz: Everyone on Google’s Engineering Education team had been laid off very recently It suggests Google completely stops inv…
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Google has laid off its entire Engineering Education team, signaling a stop in investment in that area, as confirmed by sources inside the company.
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Everyone on Google’s Engineering Education team had been laid off very recently
It suggests Google completely stops investing in this area… damn
(Source is me: I confirmed with folks inside Google unfortunately this happened)
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