Microsoft said it would be slowing down some of its hiring, making it the latest tech giant to become more cautious about adding staff.
The Redmond, Wash., company said it would be reducing the pace at which it hires people for its software group that develops its Windows, Office and Teams applications. The group had been one of the company’s fastest-growing divisions in recent years.
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