迪士尼本月第二次裁员，此次主要影响产品和技术部门，裁员比例低于2%。这次裁员由迪士尼娱乐和体育媒体业务的产品和技术主管Adam Smith负责，旨在重新平衡资源。尽管裁员，迪士尼仍在继续招聘产品和技术人员。Smith去年从YouTube加入迪士尼，负责提升Disney+和Hulu的技术，并开发今年推出的ESPN旗舰流媒体产品。此前，迪士尼本月早些时候也裁减了数百人，主要涉及电视和电影营销部门，与线性电视观众下降有关。自2022年底Bob Iger回归担任首席执行官以来，迪士尼一直在进行裁员，计划裁减7000个职位。

📉 迪士尼本月第二次裁员，此次裁员主要集中在产品和技术部门，裁员比例低于2%。

👨‍💼 裁员由Adam Smith负责，他是迪士尼娱乐和体育媒体业务的产品和技术主管，裁员旨在重新平衡资源。

💡 尽管裁员，迪士尼仍在继续招聘产品和技术人员，表明公司在某些关键领域仍有发展需求。

🚀 Smith的任务是提升Disney+和Hulu的技术，并开发即将推出的ESPN旗舰流媒体产品。

📺 此前裁员主要影响电视和电影营销部门，与线性电视观众向流媒体平台转移有关，这是迪士尼近年来持续裁员的一部分。

Disney laid off workers for the second time this month, this time in product and technology.The layoffs, under Adam Smith, affected under 2% of the group.Disney is still hiring in product and technology despite the head count reductions.

Disney has laid off workers for the second time this month, this time in product and technology.

This one fell under Adam Smith, product and technology chief over Disney's entertainment and sports media businesses, and amounted to under 2% of the group, according to a person with direct knowledge.

The layoffs were geared toward rebalancing resources, and the company continues to hire in product and technology, the person said.

Smith, who joined last year from YouTube, is tasked with boosting technologies for Disney+ and Hulu and also developing the upcoming ESPN flagship streaming product that is set to come out this year.

Earlier this month, the entertainment giant let go of several hundred people, the latest in a series of head count reductions in recent years.

That cut mainly affected people in TV and film marketing and was related to the industrywide decline in linear TV viewership.

Disney has made several head count reductions in recent years as the TV audiences migrate to streaming platforms, where profits have been slow to follow.

CEO Bob Iger laid the groundwork for broad cuts when he returned in late 2022 for his second tour as chief executive, saying in 2023 that he would cut 7,000 jobs.

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