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T-Mobile’s hiring efforts take an unexpected turn after layoffs
Key takeaways
- After Sirini Gopalan became CEO of T-Mobile in November, the company quietly laid off an unknown number of employees the following month, impacting sales managers and account executives.
- By January, it had laid off more workers in end-user support, resource planning, consumer and retail, sales, product, and business departments.
- The company later conducted additional job cuts in March and April, affecting employees in IT and at various worksites in Washington state.
T-Mobile’s hiring efforts take an unexpected turn after layoffs Patricia Battle Sun, June 7, 2026 at 12:33 AM GMT+7 4 min read TMUS T-Mobile is ramping up hiring even after carrying out multiple rounds of layoffs tied to its shift toward becoming a digital-first company.
After Sirini Gopalan became CEO of T-Mobile in November, the company quietly laid off an unknown number of employees the following month, impacting sales managers and account executives.
By January, it had laid off more workers in end-user support, resource planning, consumer and retail, sales, product, and business departments.
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