Crunchbase’s layoffs data will help you understand if a company has a budget for buying new products. If a company has had a layoff, they are likely tightening their budgets across the company. You can identify if a company recently experienced a layoff in the following ways:
Search: Use the “No Layoffs Reported” filter to search for companies that have not had layoffs reported in a specified time period.
Profile: Dig into the context and see news references for company layoffs reported in the “Signals & News” tab.
In this article, we'll go over how to locate layoff data from a profile. You can learn how to build a 'no layoffs reported' search here!
- Go to a prospect’s Crunchbase company profile by typing the name in the top search bar.
- On the company profile page, click on the Signals & News tab.
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If a company has had a layoff mentioned in the news since January 2020, it will show on the company profile page under the Signals - Layoff section. Click on the associated link to see the news in context.
- Follow the company by hitting “Save" in the top right of the page to monitor for additions!
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