Sonos layoffs: Company cuts senior design, product and UX leaders
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Sonos has cut several leadership roles across its design, product and user experience teams as part of a broader restructuring aimed at simplifying the company's organisational structure, according to Bloomberg. The latest round of departures includes a number of long-serving executives and employees across key product functions. Among those leaving the company are Dana Krieger, Sonos' vice president of design, who spent 12 years at the audio company, senior user experience executive Kate Wojogbe, who had nearly a decade at Sonos, and Scott Fink, a 15-year veteran who helped build the company's home theatre business, Bloomberg reported. The restructuring has also affected employees beyond the leadership team. Several former staff members confirmed their departures through LinkedIn posts. Designer Edward Mitchell, who worked at Sonos for about 12 years, wrote that the design team had become smaller following the cuts. Rebecca Phillips, a user experience researcher, said nearly the entire UX Research team had been laid off, while Kristen Leclerc, who led the user research function, was also among those leaving the company. Also Read: Microsoft layoffs: Here's what affected US employees will receive Other employees impacted include Michelle Enright, who spent 14 years leading packaging and product sustainability efforts, and hardware product manager Sara Lincoln, who had been...
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