Misleading headline. This is layoffs, not a redesign.
jffry
> "...we made the difficult decision to restructure Webflow’s team and operating model. As a result, many of our Webflow teammates are leaving the company today."
Leaving implies agency. You've fired these people. Using a euphemism that implies they had a choice in this matter is disingenuous and not "owning this decision"
dminik
> As a result, many of our Webflow teammates are leaving the company today
What a disgusting way to phrase that.
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camillomiller
>> We’re at an inflection point, both as a company and as an industry. The way businesses build for the web is changing fast. AI is rewriting the rules for how marketing teams create, test, and optimize digital experiences. And the companies that move decisively through moments like this are the ones that come out ahead.
I work in exactly this field and I make relevant revenue.
I absolutely do not think this is in any way true nor proven by actual needs. In fact this is not even happening as described.
Companies like webflow are following blindly an empty promise with the hope at some point it becomes self-fulfilling, disregarding their people and sacrificing any morals on the altar of growth for growth’s sake and investors pressure.
All this to say, more concisely: fuck Webflow as well.
rvz
> As a result, many of our Webflow teammates are leaving the company today.
Translation: Webflow has achieved AGI internally.
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mcrk
tl;dr
We've raised a lot of money and VC's are pushing for exit. It's now or never.
Rebrand, slap on agentic AI and pray to google gods for a quick buyout.
What a ghoulish title for a layoff announcement.
Misleading headline. This is layoffs, not a redesign.
> "...we made the difficult decision to restructure Webflow’s team and operating model. As a result, many of our Webflow teammates are leaving the company today."
Leaving implies agency. You've fired these people. Using a euphemism that implies they had a choice in this matter is disingenuous and not "owning this decision"
> As a result, many of our Webflow teammates are leaving the company today
What a disgusting way to phrase that.
>> We’re at an inflection point, both as a company and as an industry. The way businesses build for the web is changing fast. AI is rewriting the rules for how marketing teams create, test, and optimize digital experiences. And the companies that move decisively through moments like this are the ones that come out ahead.
I work in exactly this field and I make relevant revenue. I absolutely do not think this is in any way true nor proven by actual needs. In fact this is not even happening as described. Companies like webflow are following blindly an empty promise with the hope at some point it becomes self-fulfilling, disregarding their people and sacrificing any morals on the altar of growth for growth’s sake and investors pressure. All this to say, more concisely: fuck Webflow as well.
> As a result, many of our Webflow teammates are leaving the company today.
Translation: Webflow has achieved AGI internally.
tl;dr
We've raised a lot of money and VC's are pushing for exit. It's now or never. Rebrand, slap on agentic AI and pray to google gods for a quick buyout.