Microsoft’s mass layoffs show a new corporate strategy: reallocating payroll to AI infrastructure, not rescuing profits. From cloud support to sales, automation and AI are replacing coordination-heavy roles, reshaping what work looks like across industries. We analyze this through business strategy, labor economics, tech product design, and organizational psychology to explain why profitable companies cut staff and how that scales across sectors.

What we'll discuss:
- 🔍 Why Microsoft is cutting jobs despite profits
- 🧭 The new capital shift: human to machine
- ⚙️ Roles most vulnerable to AI automation
- 🧠 Psychological impact on workers and culture
- 🚀 How to become demonstrably AI-native
- 🛡️ Practical steps: finances, reskilling, networks

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Microsoft Replaced 22,000 Jobs With AI. Who’s Next?

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