Cerebral
Mental health startup Cerebral conducted three layoff rounds in under a year: ~350 employees in June-July 2022, 20% of workforce in October 2022, and 15% (~285 employees) in early 2023. The cuts came amid Department of Justice investigation into prescribing practices and FTC probe into business practices. CEO David Mou said reductions were "a business decision to align with company needs."
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Cerebral — Worker Treatment: OPPOSED Mental health startup Cerebral conducted three layoff rounds in under a year: ~350 employees in June-July 2022, 20% of workforce in October 2022, and 15% (~285 employees) in ear… https://reciepts.tech/stance/1611
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