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Quantum Computers Are All 'Terrible' – Researchers Aren't Worried
Even scientists who have made quantum computers their life's work say they can't do anything useful — yet. "They're all terrible…
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The Return to the Office Has Stalled
The number of companies that require employees to be in the office full time has declined to 42%, from 49% three months ago as companies settle into hybrid work...
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Startups Are Scooping Up Big Tech's Cast-Off Workers
Startups are recruiting a growing number of software developers, data scientists, and engineers laid off by larger employers. "There's a lot of phenomenally talented...
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So Many Ways to Communicate at Work, So Many Ways to Misfire
Workplaces have become saturated with ways to communicate, giving rise to mistakes, misunderstandings, and potential conflict.
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Tech Workers Seek Jobs Outside Tech
Engineers and other workers who once prized jobs at the tech industry's best-known companies are now finding positions with smaller and midsize firms in non-tech...
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The Jobs Most Exposed to ChatGPT
Accountants, mathematicians, interpreters, and writers are among the professionals whose careers are most exposed to the capabilities of generative artificial intelligence...
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Inside Meta's Push to Solve the Noisy Office
Meta Platforms Inc. is rolling out to offices worldwide a noise-cancelling cubicle that can block sound, shield workers from their peers, and allow for heads-down...
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Silicon Valley Layoffs Mean D.C. Is Hotter Tech Hiring Market
Layoffs by technology giants and startups have created a windfall for nontechnology companies in Washington, D.C., and New York City starved for software engineers...
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Laid-Off Workers Are Flooded With Fake Job Offers
Employment scams using fake job opportunities to swindle applicants are on the rise and have found a new, prime target in laid-off tech workers.
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Pace of Layoffs Picks Up Speed In Tech Sector
Technology-driven companies across industries have been laying off workers at the fastest pace since the COVID-19 pandemic struck in 2020, according to the Layoffs...
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Laid Off Tech Workers Quickly Find New Jobs
Most laid off tech workers are finding jobs shortly after beginning their search, a ZipRecruiter survey shows, and tech firms that are hiring still outnumber those...
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Cybersecurity Firms Reduce Staff
Cybersecurity service and technology providers have laid off hundreds of workers in recent months, including workers in technical roles.
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Robots Help Recruit Tech-Savvy Workers
Some companies see warehouse-floor automation as helping them onboard tech-savvy workers and managers as part of their efforts to reduce headcount, lower costs,...
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Cybersecurity Chiefs Struggle to Hire Amid Talent Shortage
The cybersecurity talent gap grew by 26.2% over the past year, with around 3.4 million unfilled jobs worldwide, according to a study from (ISC)2.
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Companies, Universities Are Building 'Cyber Talent Hub'
Cybersecurity companies, investors, and universities are collaborating to build a platform that aims to bolster the cyber talent pool by connecting students with...
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Cities Are Paying $12,000 Cash to Attract Tech Workers
A growing number of U.S. cities and towns are handing out cash grants and other perks aimed at drawing skilled employees of faraway companies to live there and...
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Manufacturing Is Becoming A White-Collar Profession in Singapore
Manufacturing has made a comeback in Singapore, where the share of jobs held by high-skill professionals, managers, executives, and technicians has risen by 8...
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Signs of Trouble Could Mean a Talent Bonanza for Big Tech
After years of fighting to keep engineers and other sought-after employees from leaving for rivals or buzzy startups, big tech companies are increasingly attractive...
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Cyber Chiefs Try New Tricks to Attract Talent
Cybersecurity and risk executives are using non-traditional means to attract talent, including seeking candidates without degrees or technology backgrounds.
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Tech Sanctions Press Russia to 'Reinvent' Ways to Work
Russian companies are increasingly searching for locally developed alternatives to Western hardware and software amid sanctions.
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CIO Pay Jumps as Tech Moves Closer to Core of Business
Average CIO salaries rose 21% to $287,500 this year from last, according to staffing firm Mondo, reflecting the position's increasingly critical role within businesses...
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