
Dapper Labs, USDC Issuer Circle anuncian despidos: detalles
- El CEO de Dapper Labs, Roham Gharegozlou, confirmó que su empresa ha despedido a 51 empleados.
- Esta es la tercera ronda de despidos que anuncia la firma en los últimos nueve meses.
- Los 51 empleados representan alrededor de 12% del total de empleados de la empresa.
- USDC issuer Circle has also cut its workforce slightly to maintain a “strong balance sheet.”
Dapper Labs, a non-fungible token (NFT) and technology firm, has confirmed that it will be releasing another set of employees, making this its third round of layoffs in nine months. According to the confirmation from the CEO of the firm, Roham Gharegozlou, the firm has parted ways with “51 brilliant colleagues and friends.” On the other hand, the crypto market is currently recovering from the widespread layoffs in 2022.
Según el 13 de julio declaración from the Dapper Labs CEO, the latest round of cuts includes full-time staff and C1 contractors. Gharegozlou said that “the decision was incredibly difficult because of the amazing people affected,” while adding that it was necessary and the right thing to do to “ensure a lean and efficient” company.
As per the executive, Dapper Labs and Flow are “well capitalized,” and the decision to lay off employees will make the company more “lean.”
“With this restructure, we have made the business more lean, which is going to let us do the right thing for our fans and grow our communities in the most healthy ways possible,” Gharegozlou said.
Según el recuento total de empleados que figura en growjo.com, los 51 empleados despedidos de Dapper Labs representan cerca de 12% del conteo total. En un informe anterior, Bitnation confirmó que en febrero de 2023, Dapper Labs lanzó 20% de su fuerza laboral o unas 130 personas. Empleados de tiempo completo y contratistas C1 que fueron despedidos y obtendrán una indemnización de tres meses junto con varios otros beneficios.
Otro hecho crucial a tener en cuenta aquí es que, según un informe del 12 de julio reporte from CoinDesk, the issuer of UDSC stablecoin, Circle, has also cut its workforce slightly to maintain a “strong balance sheet.” Moreover, the firm is “redoubling its focus on core business activities and execution.”
“As a result, we have reduced or ended investments in non-core activities and reduced operational expenses, which includes a marginal reduction in headcount. At the same time, we have identified new areas for investment and are continuing to hire in key areas of focus on a global basis,” said a Circle spokesperson.