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Bengaluru's Water Crisis: Amidst demands for WFH, companies say need more permanent solution - Vimarsana News

Bengaluru's Water Crisis: Amidst demands for WFH, companies say need more permanent solution

TECH NEWS News: Bengaluru's water crisis prompts WFH proposal for IT workers by Justice Rao. Companies differ on the approach, with NetApp focusing on output and Tita

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg explains mass layoffs in tech companies; and it is not due to AI - Vimarsana News

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg explains mass layoffs in tech companies; and it is not due to AI

In a recent podcast, Mark Zuckerberg talked about why tech companies are still downsizing, even after the e-commerce boom. He believes that being leaner can make a company work better and more efficiently.

Work from Japan: New six-month visa introduced for 'Digital Nomads'; check details - Vimarsana News

Work from Japan: New six-month visa introduced for 'Digital Nomads'; check details

The decision to set the visa duration at six months comes after a survey indicated a preference among digital nomads

TCS under fire for allegedly forcing transfers, employees union, NITES cries foul - Vimarsana News

TCS under fire for allegedly forcing transfers, employees union, NITES cries foul

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is facing accusations of unethical transfer practices, as the Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate (NITES) files a complaint with the Ministry of Labour and Employment.

Bengaluru techies may end up explaining their traffic violations to their bosses, here's why - Vimarsana News

Bengaluru techies may end up explaining their traffic violations to their bosses, here's why

The Bengaluru Traffic Police believe that this measure will not only help reduce traffic violations but also contribute to a safer and more disciplined traffic environment in the city