Layoffs aren’t random. Some are repackaged. Some come back as boomerang hires. I’m mapping timing, narratives, and AI impact across companies in a new dashboard. 2026 will be interesting. Patterns are emerging, and you can track them here. https://t.co/7ugP8v9NzB
@rawsalerts The struggle is real due to a broken matching system. Ghost jobs, unicorn requirements, geography mismatches, and wages that don't reflect reality. If you're 6+ months in, you're navigating the great dysfunction. Keep going.
@profstonge This is why I look at workforce data, not predictions. The ‘experts’ missed on scale, timing, and mechanism, but got clicks and policy agendas. Real story: AI may reshape tasks, not responsibility.
55,000 cuts blamed on AI sounds scary, until you realize it’s just 4.5% of the total.
The rest? The usual suspects: operational shifts, market pressures, misaligned org design…
While 55,000 U.S. job cuts in the first 11 months of 2025 were attributed to AI, they represented only 4.5% of total reported job cuts. https://t.co/7o3ov6mryJ
@FT As AI hype hits headlines, adoption curves vary by firm, sector, and regulation. Tasks may be automated but responsibility, ethics, and relationships aren’t coded yet. Those who thrive won’t freeze in fear; they’ll seize the day with curiosity, growth, and adaptability.
@atrupar When you abruptly change labor supply, you’re not just adjusting a jobs number.
You’re stress-testing the entire workforce architecture.
Look past the headline numbers and watch where the fragility shows up.
@profstonge New jobs will come from redesign, not replacement.
The problem is most organizations are reshaping roles faster than workers can adapt, without clear pathways, pay clarity, or mobility.
@KobeissiLetter Seeing this inside organizations well before it shows up in reports. Role consolidation + tighter org design come first.
The shift happens internally.
The data follows… maybe.
@KobeissiLetter They'll go where proactive leaders redesign jobs around AI strengths, freeing humans for strategy, creativity, and resilience. (Spoiler: Not extinction, evolution.) From forecasting trends: Upskilling turns layoffs into upgrades.
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@elonmusk Such pushback over a 5-bullet-point weekly recap? In the private sector, we call that ‘Tuesday.’ It’s a chance to flex what you’ve actually done and your capability. Humdrum job? Here’s your spotlight. Shine or whine, your call.
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Looks like the stork’s delivery service is on a serious downturn! With fertility rates dropping faster than a rocket and chronic health conditions rising, it’s time for workplaces to think beyond the old-school hiring playbook. Let’s future-proof our workforce and businesses now or we’ll be the ones left counting the tumbleweeds in our empty offices. #thinkdifferently
Immigration policy debates are distracting from the real issue: workforce shortages aren’t solved by policy alone. Innovation, upskilling, and tech are the future! https://t.co/d3jELYHb8F