Blue Origin to lay off 10% of workforce, just one month after New Glenn rocket maiden launch
Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp outlined the cutbacks in a Thursday morning email to employees, who were later notified of their ...
4 things to expect at Amazon’s AI Alexa event
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Blue Origin to lay off 10% of workforce, just one month after New Glenn rocket maiden launch
CEO Dave Limp cited the need to streamline the organization and increase efficiency as reasons for the layoffs. The layoffs will primarily affect engineering, research and development, and ...
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Blue Origin is laying off around 10 percent of workers
CEO David Limp told employees that fast growth led to ‘more bureaucracy and less focus than we needed.’ CEO David Limp told employees that fast growth led to ‘more bureaucracy and less focus ...
Blue Origin to Lay Off 10% of Workforce Weeks After First Orbital Launch
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin is cutting about 10% of its workforce as it prepares to ramp up flights of its new rocket. Blue ...
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Citing too much “bureaucracy,” Blue Origin to cut 10 percent of its workforce
The cuts were announced during an all-hands meeting on Thursday morning led by the rocket company's chief executive, Dave Limp. During the gathering, Limp cited "business strategy" as the ...
Blue Origin to lay off 10% of workforce as it ramps up rocket production
Blue Origin lays off 10 percent of its workforce as CEO Dave Limp pushes for efficiency and faster rocket launches to compete ...
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Blue Origin Chief Offers Guarded Glimpse at What's Next for Bezos' SpaceX Rival
About two minutes before the Jan. 16 launch of Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket, CEO Dave Limp turned to his boss Jeff Bezos and asked: “Launching Fire TV is much easier. Can I go back to my old ...
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Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos’ Rocket Company, Cuts 10% of Its Employees
Blue Origin’s chief executive, Dave Limp, said in the email that the company had become bloated, and that the cuts would be in engineering, research and development, project management ...