Monday, December 22, 2025
ADVT 
Tech

Hootsuite to lay off 30 per cent of staff

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 09 Aug, 2022 09:50 AM
  • Hootsuite to lay off 30 per cent of staff

VANCOUVER - Hootsuite Inc. says it will lay off 30 per cent of its staff as part of a global restructuring.

The Vancouver-based social media business did not say what triggered the job cuts, but tech companies as large as Shopify, Netflix and Clearco have conducted similar layoffs in recent weeks as investor interest in tech stocks has faded.

Hootsuite CEO Tom Keiser says the move will help the company once considered a darling in Canada's tech scene to realign itself with strategies that can make it successful.

He says Hootsuite needs to refocus, so it can drive efficiency, growth and financial sustainability.

He declined to answer questions about the departments, exact number of staff and offices impacted.

However, he said, "Today our focus is on our people, both those who are leaving us and those who are staying, and ensuring our customers continue to receive the support they need."

MORE Tech ARTICLES

Facebook launches video tool

Facebook launches video tool
In a bid to push more users to share videos, the social networking site has launched a personalised video creation tool....

Facebook launches video tool

New app to spot fake designer clothes

New app to spot fake designer clothes
A Japanese company, NEC Corporation, has come up with a smartphone app to spot knock-offs with a single close-up picture....

New app to spot fake designer clothes

Smartphone charger on a keychain!

Smartphone charger on a keychain!
You may not need to carry a charger for your smartphone any more; just make sure you carry your keychain with you....

Smartphone charger on a keychain!

Twitter analysis reveals how weather affects mood

Twitter analysis reveals how weather affects mood
We know that the weather has a profound physiological and psychological impact on us. Now, researchers at the Stanford University have analysed...

Twitter analysis reveals how weather affects mood

Canadians' Time Online Doubles As Mobile Devices, Video Streaming Eat Up Hours

Canadians' Time Online Doubles As Mobile Devices, Video Streaming Eat Up Hours
TORONTO — As Canadians continue to get hooked on their smartphones, tablets and streaming video they're almost doubling the amount of time they spend online, according to measurement firm comScore.

Canadians' Time Online Doubles As Mobile Devices, Video Streaming Eat Up Hours

India, Australia to conclude several agreements during Modi visit

India, Australia to conclude several agreements during Modi visit
Fixing up timelines for concluding negotiations on a bilateral trade agreement, exchange of sentenced prisoners, cooperation on narcotics control and...

India, Australia to conclude several agreements during Modi visit