疫情间有53%的湾区科技工作者担心他们会被裁员

新冠疫情在3月初就开始重创湾区，已经影响到该地区的多家科技公司和初创企业。自3月以来，Uber、LinkedIn、Airbnb和Lyft都已经进行了裁员。过去几个月，几家由风险投资支持的科技初创公司也已走向了裁员。求职数据库Hired对湾区、纽约和英国的2300名科技工作者进行了关于薪酬和工作偏好的调查。调查结果显示，53%的湾区员工表示，他们 "担心 "或 "非常担心 "未来6个月内会被裁员或被停薪留职。

Hired也对此进行推测：湾区的科技员工之所以如此担心，是因为该地区高度集中了被风险投资支持的公司，在经济下滑的情况下，这些公司可能会更加脆弱。在6月，帮助企业分析和优化劳动力的科技公司Visier的一份报告中显示，与其他行业的公司相比，许多总部位于湾区的大型科技公司进行了更大规模的裁员，并更早地开始裁员。与此同时，Hired还对其他地区的科技员工进行了调查，发现42%的纽约受访者和36%的英国受访者也表示担心失去工作。

The COVID-19 pandemic began to hit the Bay Area severely in early March and has already affected many technology companies and start-ups in the area. Since March, Uber, LinkedIn, Airbnb and Lyft have all layoffs. In the past few months, several technology startups backed by venture capital have also moved toward layoffs. Hired, a job search database, conducted a survey of 2,300 tech workers in the Bay Area, New York and the UK on salary and job preferences. The survey results show that 53% of Bay Area employees said they are "worried" or "very worried" that they will be laid off or suspended from work within the next six months.

Hired also speculates on this: the reason why technology employees in the Bay Area are so worried is because the region is highly concentrated with companies backed by venture capital, and these companies may be more vulnerable in the event of an economic downturn. In June, a report by Visier, a technology company that helps companies analyze and optimize workforces, showed that, compared with companies in other industries, many large technology companies headquartered in the Bay Area have carried out larger-scale layoffs and earlier Start layoffs. At the same time, Hired also conducted a survey of technology employees in other regions and found that 42% of New York respondents and 36% of British respondents also expressed concern about losing their jobs.  source

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