Why Is Google Moving Away From Python?
There have been reports that Google fired its entire Python team, a move that shocked the computer industry. The decision was made in the midst of the tech giant's latest round of layoffs, which raised questions about how workers were treated and the company's outsourcing policies. Earlier today, reports that Google had let go of some members of its Flutter team appeared on LinkedIn. It has now been revealed that Google eliminated the Python team entirely, as former staff members have detailed on the Hacker News website.
This move was reportedly made as part of Google's attempts to reduce expenses by recruiting "cheaper labour" outside of the United States, as first noticed by Free Press Journal. The corporation has not yet provided any formal confirmation on this. India Today has contacted Google, and as soon as we hear back from them, we'll update the article. A flood of reactions has been seen from industry analysts and impacted workers in response to this news.
A user going by the handle "social.coop" on the Hacker News website has reported that Google has let go of its Python team. One of the former members of Google's Python team responded by expressing his profound grief at the decision and calling the position "by far the best job" of his 20-year career. He said that for many years, the group consisted of around ten members.
