We’re just seven weeks into the year, but a number of high-profile technology giants have already begun trimming their ranks. Here’s what to know. The new year isn’t getting off to a great start when it comes to employment in the tech industry.

These job cuts were part of the company's broader restructuring efforts aimed at streamlining operations and responding to a slowdown in sales

Customer relationship management software maker Salesforce (CRM) is cutting 1,000 roles and focusing on hiring more sales personnel to

Salesforce is cutting over 1,000 jobs while hiring new employees to sell its AI products, Bloomberg News reported. Displaced workers will have the opportunity to apply for other internal positions, according to the report, which cited a source familiar with the matter. The specific divisions affected by the layoffs remain unclear.

T he San Francisco-based software company Salesforce is laying off around 1,000 employees, according to Bloomberg. This comes on the heels of a December announcement from founder

Displaced workers will, however, have the opportunity to apply for other internal positions. The report also noted that it couldn't be determined which divisions were primarily affected by the reductions.

Salesforce is reportedly set to lay off up to 1,000 employees from its workforce. However, it is recruiting in its market division to bolster AI product sales.

Salesforce is cutting over 1,000 jobs and hiring new salespeople to sell its AI products, according to a report in Bloomberg News. Bloomberg, citing a person familiar with the matter, said workers impacted by the job cuts will be able to apply for other jobs internally.