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Have you ever heard of a job "bloodbath"? It is a scary word. It means many people lose their jobs at one time.
This happened at Xbox. Xbox is a video game company. Microsoft owns Xbox. The company decided something big. They will let 3,200 workers go. That is a lot of people.
Why does a big company do this? Companies sometimes need to change. They want to save money. They want to work in new ways. Sometimes they stop old products. Then they do not need all workers.
The workers were very surprised. They did not expect this news. Many people felt sad and worried. Losing a job is hard. It makes life difficult for families.
But the company says this is good for the future. They say they will build new games. They want to make better products. They hope this change will help them succeed.
This is not just about Xbox. Many big companies do this now. Technology companies sometimes have big job cuts. It happens in many countries. Workers worry. Families worry.
What will happen next? Will Xbox make better games? Will the company grow? Or will this hurt them? Nobody knows for sure. We must wait and see.
Inspired by reporting from BBC News.
📚 Vocabulary
bloodbath
a time when many people lose their jobs suddenly
많은 사람들이 갑자기 직업을 잃는 상황
let go
to make someone leave their job; to stop employing someone
누군가의 일자리를 빼앗다; 고용을 멈추다
reset
a fresh start; a new beginning after a change
새로운 시작; 변화 후의 새로운 시작
technology
machines, systems, and tools that people use and create
사람들이 사용하고 만드는 기계, 시스템, 도구
product
something that a company makes and sells
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