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Sonos Cuts 3% of Staff Across User Experience, Product Teams

Sonos Cuts 3% of Staff Across User Experience, Product Teams
Bloomberg Technology Thursday 25 June 2026, 15:21 UTC By Chris Welch 1 min read
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Sonos Cuts 3% of Staff Across User Experience, Product Teams Sonos Inc. made cuts across its user experience, product and design teams, citing a need to streamline the organization and operate more efficiently. The move follows an earlier round of layoffs in April, when the Santa Barbara, California-based audio company eliminated numerous marketing positions in an effort to reshape that division.

Sonos Cuts 3% of Staff Across User Experience, Product Teams Sonos Inc. made cuts across its user experience, product and design teams, citing a need to streamline the organization and operate more efficiently. The move follows an earlier round of layoffs in April, when the Santa Barbara, California-based audio company eliminated numerous marketing positions in an effort to reshape that division. [Image text:] SONOS Sound surround ev
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