I was laid off from Cash App today. It's frustrating because they claimed the layoffs were random, but it felt very much like favoritism at play. The people who were kept seemed to be those who went above and beyond, often doing extra work without compensation, while I was left out despite my efforts. On the bright side, I received my severance pay, which is a relief since I had been feeling miserable at this job for quite some time. Honestly, I think Cash App has serious issues, and I wouldn't be surprised if customers start suing them for their practices. They recently hired 15 BPO agents and are paying them a total of $85,000 per year, which seems like a questionable decision.