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Seattle software engineer ignites viral debate on employee loyalty with LinkedIn post
A Seattle-based software engineer, Alex Nguyen, recently ignited a significant debate on LinkedIn with a post that celebrated his frequent transitions between high-profile tech...
Tech layoffs have made Meta more efficient and leaner: Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, attributes the series of tech layoffs in 2024 primarily to companies adjusting to post-pandemic realities and striving for a...
Gap between employee fears and actual AI job replacement: A tale of two studies
A survey by a firm called Spokeo found 66% of US workers think AI could perform their jobs. Nearly 75% are concerned about AI's...
European Union reclassifies some gig workers as employees
Following extensive negotiations spanning two years, the European Council and Parliament have arrived at a tentative agreement to reclassify numerous gig economy workers as...
Broadcom CEO says “get your butts” in the office
Broadcom's CEO Hock Tan is shaking things up in the world of work-from-home policies. After Broadcom's $69 billion acquisition of VMWare, Tan didn't mince...
Return to office movement is dead – Stanford study
The "Return to Office" movement might be hitting a dead end, according to Stanford economist Nick Bloom. Despite efforts by companies like IBM, Apple,...
Big-Box Stores moving away from self-service
A recent trend has emerged among some big-box retailers, including Canadian Tire and Walmart, as they move away from self-checkout machines in favor of...
IT Professionals See Massive Leap In Digital Transformation And Stress
88% of IT professionals agree that the demand of the technology profession has changed in the last four years.