Bumble sacks hundreds of staff as Gen Z try to find love the old way
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The company behind the UK's third most popular dating app, has reportedly told investors that 240 jobs could be axed in order to save $40 million (£29.4m) a year.
  • darkdemize@sh.itjust.works
    5·
    29 days ago

    Good. Those apps profit off of desperate people trying to find companionship, but the reality is that the majority of users never make any meaningful connections despite signing up for the “premium” offerings.

    • realcaseyrollins@narwhal.cityOPM
      3·
      29 days ago

      I think they could work if the point wasn’t to get people hooked on the apps.

      I hear FaceBook Dating works well, maybe their business model is for people to get together and have kids who will grow up to use FaceBook.