The younger generations have started to fight back against companies' firing practices online.
When the pandemic began spreading around the world and countries began implementing lockdowns, big tech firms were poised to experience massive growth. From hardware to applications for video conferencing and collaborative work tools, big tech enjoyed its moment in the sun, as companies were forced to adopt work-from-home practices as well as needing to accelerate their digitalisation plans. However, that rapid growth wasn’t sustainable nor would it last.
The younger generations have started to fight back against companies' firing practices online
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