ClickUp CEO Zeb Evans said the company laid off 22% of its workforce, but employees who "create outsized impact using AI" could see a million dollars.
A productivity startup is laying off 22% of the company to create million-dollar salary bands
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ClickUp CEO Zeb Evans cut 22% of staff and introduced $1M salary bands for a '100x org' where AI agents outnumber employees 3:1.
"I've got a few chats with humans, but the vast majority of them are with agents," CEO Zeb Evans told Fortune.
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