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I`m on visa, have limited time: Sacked Indian-origin Microsoft worker
`I am on a visa and have limited time to find a new position,` she added. The Indian-origin worker is looking for new opportunities in the domain of Data Science and ML Engineering to align her career, visa status, and family responsibilities.
Highlights
- Harshita Jhavar is a data and applied scientist at Microsoft.
- She was a employee in the company in Washington.
- Microsoft's this round of layoffs affects around 10,000 jobs.
New Delhi: As Microsoft begins job cuts, affected employees have started looking for new jobs on LinkedIn, and among those impacted is an Indian-origin worker in the US who says "she is on visa and has limited time". Harshita Jhavar, a data and applied scientist at Microsoft, who spent four years in the company in Washington, writes in her LinkedIn post, "I am affected by the layoffs at Microsoft today. Many teams from the hardware side fell on the chopping block within Microsoft".
"I am on a visa and have limited time to find a new position," she added. The Indian-origin worker is looking for new opportunities in the domain of Data Science and ML Engineering to align her career, visa status, and family responsibilities. (Also Read: THIS public sector bank launches Credit card against FD; Check features, benefits, other key details)
Jhavar concluded her LinkedIn post by saying, "Please help me find a suitable position to connect with a team where I can have a relevant role to play. I will be persistent until I crack my next move". (Also Read: RBI WARNS state for restoring Old Pension Scheme; says THIS)
Microsoft Chairman and CEO Satya Nadella said in a note to employees that the layoffs, which would affect about 5 percent of Microsoft's workforce, would be completed by the end of March, with notifications beginning Wednesday.
Microsoft currently has more than 2,20,000 employees, and this round of layoffs affects around 10,000 jobs.