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Nettles said:
So this is all in their entertainment division or elsewhere also?


12,5 for Nokia employees.



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Damn that sucks. Well at least it's because MS is employing too many people with the Nokia overlap with WIndows phone division as opposed to cutting jobs to stem losses



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18k is insane if true.



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that's sad for those who lost their jobs.

At the end they will still have 7k to 8k more worker than they had in the beginning of 2014.
Ironically the year they've made the biggest cut of their history is probably also the year they saw the biggest growth of employees.



12% of the total workforce is huge! And 12.5k being from Nokia must be damned close to every former Nokia employee.



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Wow, that's a lot!



    

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binary solo said:
12% of the total workforce is huge! And 12.5k being from Nokia must be damned close to every former Nokia employee.


No, Nokia was 32k employees



binary solo said:
12% of the total workforce is huge! And 12.5k being from Nokia must be damned close to every former Nokia employee.

It actually comes out to almost 39% of the workers they took on from Nokia.



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binary solo said:
12% of the total workforce is huge! And 12.5k being from Nokia must be damned close to every former Nokia employee.

Nevermind, too slow.



damn thats a lot