Seattle-based brokerage and mortgage lender Flyhomes announced another round of layoffs on Friday. The company had layoffs in July and November 2022, with one round impacting 20 percent of its workforce.
Source: Inman News
Flyhomes announces 3rd round of layoffs since 2022
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