I just learned that Canva is cutting 1,271 jobs, which is about 22% of its workforce. This decision comes as the company merges teams and shifts back to smaller, empowered teams after experiencing its first slowdown in growth in a decade. For those affected, the severance package includes at least six months' salary, 12 months of healthcare, work MacBooks, and grants of up to $10,000. It's tough to see such a significant reduction in headcount, especially when it seems like layoffs are becoming a regular occurrence in the industry. I can't help but feel for everyone impacted by this.