I’ve seen the reports of Chiang being fired. Sources tell me she was indeed dismissed, and the internal explanation is a “policy violation.” Chiang is departing just days ahead of more Microsoft layoffs.Read original on X
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The departure comes days before more Microsoft layoffs, according to the report.
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