TL;DR: OOP is being replaced by microservices (and even more extreme ideas), which is much worse. Yeah, I have to agree with this author.

I will say that service-oriented architecture does have some advantages, and thus sometimes it's the right choice. Parallelism is pretty free and natural, you can run services on different machines, and that can also give you scalability if you need it. However, in my experience that architecture tends to be used in myriad situations where it clearly isn't needed and is a net negative. I have seen it happen.