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Microsoft Engineer Dies from Overwork Stress in Silicon Valley
In the early hours of August 20, a tragic discovery at Microsoft's Mountain View campus underscored the mounting concerns over work culture in Silicon Valley. Pratik Pandey, a 35-y...
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Avoid Common Interview Mistakes for 2025 Job Success
The Hidden Pitfalls in Modern Job Interviews In the high-stakes world of job hunting, even seasoned professionals can stumble over seemingly minor errors during i...
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ANZ Bank Accidentally Emails 100+ Staff About Redundancies Early
The Accidental Email That Shook ANZ Bank In a stunning mishap that highlights the perils of automated communications in high-stakes corporate environments, Australia's ANZ...
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Microsoft Employees Occupy Exec Office Over Israel Contracts; Arrests, Firings Ensue
In the escalating tensions between tech giants and activist employees, Microsoft Corp. has found itself at the center of a heated controversy involving protests over its business t...
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AI Job Erosion for Tech Grads: Overstated Claims Debated
In the ever-evolving debate over artificial intelligence's role in the labor market, recent claims by prominent economists have reignited concerns about job destruction. A new pape...
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Stripe’s Former CTO Reveals Shift to Realistic Tech Interviews
In the competitive world of tech hiring, where companies vie for top engineering talent, Stripe has long stood out for its unconventional approach to technical interviews. Greg Bro...
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Tech Layoffs Spark Ghost Jobs Crisis: TJAAA Bill Pushes for Ban and Transparency
In the competitive world of tech employment, where layoffs have become commonplace and job searches stretch into months, a new frustration has emerged: ghost jobs. These are postin...
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Avaya Offers Voluntary Resignations to Cut Costs Amid Rival Pressure
In a surprising move that has sent ripples through the unified communications sector, Avaya Holdings Corp., a major player in enterprise telephony and contact center solutions, has...
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Microsoft Fires Four Employees Over Israel Azure Contract Protests
Microsoft Corp. has fired two more employees involved in protests against the company's cloud-computing contracts with the Israeli government, escalating tensions within the tech g...
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Judge Denies Meta’s Motion to Dismiss Ex-Employee’s Harassment Suit
In a significant setback for Meta Platforms Inc., a federal judge in Seattle has denied the company's motion to dismiss a lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and discrimination b...
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2025 Layoffs Surge: 80,000 Tech Jobs Cut Amid AI and Economic Shifts
In the opening months of 2025, a wave of corporate layoffs has rippled through sectors from technology to retail, signaling a broader economic recalibration amid rising costs and r...
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Engineer Proposes Federal Bill to End Ghost Job Postings
In the competitive world of tech employment, where layoffs have become commonplace and job searches can stretch for months, a new frustration has emerged: ghost jobs. These are pos...
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Build Your Digital Go Bag to Protect Against Sudden Layoffs
In an era where corporate restructurings often unfold with the abruptness of a digital blackout, professionals are increasingly advised to prepare for the worst by assembling what...
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Alphabet’s Verily Shuts Down Medical Devices, Pivots to AI Amid Layoffs
Alphabet Inc.'s life sciences subsidiary, Verily, has made a significant pivot by shutting down its entire medical device program, a move that includes layoffs and a strategic refo...
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40% of Job Ads Skip Salary Ranges Despite Transparency Laws
In an era where workers are increasingly demanding clarity on compensation, a growing number of employers are navigating a patchwork of regulations that mandate salary disclosur...
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