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May 27, 2023
Alibaba Group’s six departments are likely to hire 15,000 people in total, out of which 3,000 will be fresh graduates
May 12, 2023
Chennai based software engineer, ‘Akshay Narisetti’, shares how he managed to get an internship at BharatX using a 'cold email.'
May 9, 2023
Nearly 130,000 IT employees have been laid-off globally so far this year, compared to 161,000 for the whole of 2022, but Vietnam is bucking this trend.
April 29, 2023
The video, since being uploaded, has garnered more than 19.9 million views.
April 28, 2023
He revealed that a Google employee approached him for an interview after he posted a video of himself playing the ‘dino game’ on LinkedIn
April 19, 2023
The report also stated that despite global headwinds and geopolitical tensions over the past year, the Indian economy has remained resilient with the continued adoption of new-age technologies in FY23.
February 25, 2023
According to Trueup.io data, which tracks tech layoffs, so far in 2023, there have been 534 layoffs at tech companies with 153,005 people impacted (2,732 people per day).
February 23, 2023
Despite massive lay-offs and the emergence of AI software, the Vietnamese tech job market will still require more than 150,000 programmers a year for the foreseeable future.
February 6, 2023
Different things youre seeing in terms of those job losses across the tech sector. so many of the tech hiring and recruitment firms that ive spoken to have said that these are really layoffs. these are people that are in many cases being able to turn around and get jobs very quickly because of those skill sets. none theless, it raises questions about whether were going to see more layoffs reach more parts of the economy. >> what are we seeing from the markets today, and also talk to us about a b...
January 20, 2023
Apple is now the only tech giant that hasn't had mass layoffs recently and analysts say it's due to CEO Tim Cook's more measured leadership.