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Spotlight News: This 9-month long, industry-aligned programme is delivered by IISc’s Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) and TalentSprint.

Technology has taken over everything in our world now, it is essential and everything basically work via technology!It is important to search the market

Hemant Pandey, a software engineer, recently made headlines for landing a $500,000 senior role at Meta, with offers from TikTok and LinkedIn. His journey from Amazon to Tesla and then to Meta showcases the impact of a well-crafted resume and personal branding in career advancement. Pandeys strategic resume format, emphasizing technical skills and personal brand projects like LinkedIn activity and mentoring, played a key role in attracting top-tier job offers.

In 2021, Pandey applied to Meta after hearing about the ‘crazy’ salary packages it offers on tech forums.

Amazon and Google have reportedly paused green card applications due to increased difficulty in the process, as reported by TOI. According to Business Insider, both companies stopped accepting PERM applications in 2023 and may not resume them soon. Alphabet-owned Google and Amazon halted the certification process in 2023. Google employees have been informed that the company will not restart PERM processing until at least Q1 2025, as per a memo from a current employee. Similarly, Amazon announced...

A software engineer has sparked a discussion online after expressing his frustration over his juniors at work frequently reaching out to him with minor or trivial issues.

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TECH NEWS : Amazon, Google, and Meta have paused PERM applications, impacting foreign job seekers. Tech companies face challenges with green card processes due to

Feng Yuans professional background is impressive, having held pivotal roles at Microsoft, including Principal Performance Architect and Principal Software Development Engineer.

TECH NEWS : Google has called on the US government to modernise its immigration policies, particularly the Schedule A list, to attract and retain top artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity talent from abroad. In a letter to the Department of Labor, the tech giant warned that the current policies could lead to a loss of valuable talent in these critical sectors.