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💼 Tech Layoffs Analysis (2020–2023)

This project is an end-to-end data analysis using SQL and Power BI to explore global tech layoffs between 2020 and 2023 during Covid-19 pandemic. It includes data cleaning, transformation, and insightful visualizations.


📌 Project Overview

  • 🔍 Goal: Understand layoff trends by company, industry, country, and over time
  • 🧹 Cleaned the raw data using SQL
  • 📊 Visualized key insights using Power BI dashboards
  • 📁 Tools Used: MySQL, Power BI

🗂 Dataset

  • Source: Layoffs data collected from public sources
  • Fields include: Company, Location, Industry, Total Laid Off, Percentage Laid Off, Date, Stage, Country, Funds Raised

🧹 Data Cleaning (SQL)

Key SQL steps:

  • Removed duplicates
  • Trimmed inconsistent values
  • Standardized country and industry names
  • Handled null or missing values
  • Converted date formats
  • Filtered unnecessary records

📄 View full SQL script


📊 Dashboard Overview (Power BI)

Here are the main dashboards created:

1️⃣ Overview Dashboard

  • Total layoffs by company, country, industry
  • Highest percentage layoffs
  • Time range: 2020 to 2023

2️⃣ Trend Analysis

  • Monthly and yearly layoff trends
  • Rolling totals for better trend visibility

3️⃣ Deep Dive

  • Layoffs by funding stage
  • Year-wise company-wise layoff leaders
  • Industry distribution over time

📈 Key Visuals

  1. Total Layoffs by Year (2020–2023)
    Bar chart showing the yearly distribution of layoffs.

  2. Layoffs by Country
    Map visualization identifying the countries with the highest impact.

  3. Yearly Trend Line
    Line graph representing the number of companies affected per year.

  4. Detailed Filters
    Interactive slicers for:

    • Year
    • Country
    • Company
    • Funding Stage

🖼️ Screenshots: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3


🚀 Insights & Highlights

  • The US saw the highest number of layoffs.
  • 2022 was the peak year for layoffs.
  • Startups in late-stage funding had more layoffs.
  • The Tech & Crypto industries were hit hardest.

📬 Contact

Feel free to connect with me:


⭐ Final Note

This project demonstrates a full pipeline: Raw Data → SQL Cleaning → Power BI Dashboard → Insights

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SQL + Power BI Dashboard for Tech Layoffs Analysis during Covid-19 pandemic

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