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Tech's Offshore Hiring Has Gone Into Overdrive
Companies that once battled to hire employees close to home are now turning to Latin America and other markets for talent.
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Inside Ukraine's Thriving Tech Sector
The tech sector is thriving in Ukraine, bringing in billions in revenue this year. There are concerns the good times may not last.
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Tech Hiring Is Still Bonkers
Amidst sinking stocks and layoffs at some firms, the market for tech talent and for workers at tech companies remains hot.
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'Job for Life' Loses Appeal For Japanese
Japan's traditional job-for-life model is eroding, with pressure now coming from workers who want more flexibility, autonomy, and control over their careers.
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Tech Companies Face a Fresh Crisis: Hiring
Technology workers are one of the great, pressing shortages of the pandemic.
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Economists Pin More Blame on Tech for Rising Inequality
At least half of the rising gap in wages among American workers over the last 40 years is attributable to the automation of tasks formerly done by human workers...
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Job Seekers Rethink How to Negotiate Salary
How much are you currently making? It's a common job interview question. It can also be a trap.
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The New Get-Rich-Faster Job in Silicon Valley: Crypto Start-Ups
Tech executives and engineers are quitting Google, Meta, Amazon and other large companies for what they say is a once-in-generation opportunity with crypto.
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Group of Top Companies Moves to Combat AI Bias in Hiring
More than a dozen of the largest corporations in America are joining an effort to prevent artificial intelligence software used by human resources departments from...
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Pamela McCorduck, Historian of AI, Dies at 80
Pamela McCorduck, who authored a history of the first two decades of artificial intelligence (AI), has died at 80.
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County IT Supervisor Is Accused of Mining Bitcoin at the Office
An IT supervisor is accused of hiding 46 devices used for mining cryptocurrency in Suffolk County offices, costing the county thousands of dollars in electricity...
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Can Japan Close Gender Gap to Address Tech Worker Shortage?
Japan is pushing to digitally modernize itself, but one of the developed world's starkest gender gaps is holding it back.
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Why Apple Won Its Legal Settlement With Developers
Apple said it had made major concessions, but a closer examination suggests that the tech giant and the app makers' lawyers were big winners.
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Spies for Hire: China's New Breed of Hackers
China's state security ministry is recruiting from a vast pool of private-sector hackers who often have their own agendas and sometimes use their access for commercial...
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Are You Confused by Scientific Jargon? So Are Scientists
Scientific papers containing lots of specialized terminology are less likely to be cited by other researchers.
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How to Manage Performance Evaluations in the Work-From-Home Era
Performance reviews are not easy to pull off in the best of times, and managers can find them more challenging as work-from-home drags on.
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Pandemic Twist: Job Interviews Without Interviewers
Some companies are collecting video responses to questions and using online games to measure a person's skills instead of conducting job interviews during the pandemic...
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Scientific Journals Commit to Diversity But Lack the Data
Many prominent scientific publishers say they do not track the number of black or minority ethnic scientists whose work appears in their journals.
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Trump Moves to Tighten Visa Access for High-Skilled Foreign Workers
The Trump administration has announced stricter rules for the H-1B visa program, which U.S. tech companies have long valued.
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Changing Course, U.S. Allows Visas for Online Students
The Trump administration said it would no longer require foreign students to attend in-person classes during the coronavirus pandemic in order to remain in the...
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Are Companies More Productive in a Pandemic?
Many claim their employees are hyper efficient while working from home. But there are social and emotional costs to ambition in isolation.
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