Layoffs in the technology industry have slowed sharply in recent months, bringing the number of jobs lost to tech’s efficiency push to a near stop.. According to several services that track ...

Tech companies are uniquely positioned to maximize their social impact through collaborations with nonprofits, public and private agencies, and even each other. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip.

Tech companies primarily advertise to communicate with customers, but many forget how crucial advertising is to communicate with prospective talent. Do a Google search for your position and you ...

Now in 2024, tech company workforces have largely returned to pre-pandemic levels, ... Interest rates, sitting around 5.5%, have risen substantially from the near-zero rates of the pandemic.

Tech Companies Can’t Find Good Employees, and It’s Their Own Fault Doubling down on hiring practices that don’t work usually still doesn’t work. EXPERT OPINION BY JOE PROCOPIO , FOUNDER ...

The layoffs taught me a lot, but landing jobs at Meta and Salesforce and interviewing at some of the biggest tech companies in the world also gave me valuable insight. If you want to stand out in ...

After nearly 25 years of astronomical growth and a hiring frenzy during the pandemic, the technology jobs market is resetting. The reset started slowly, with post-pandemic adjustments that resulted in ...

Tech companies are telling employees on visas not to leave the United States out of concern they might not be allowed back in. Law firms are warning that denial rates for high-skilled visas could ...

Here are the tech companies that have announced layoffs in 2022: Meta . Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, announced 11,000 layoffs earlier this month, while the company’s stock has sunk 66 percent ...

A newly humbled cadre of globe-spanning tech giants are about to see their resilience tested. For years, the biggest tech companies have been lauded by investors—and at times assailed by smaller ...

There's fellow drone tech company Droneshield, which listed in 2016, as well as the troubled HR software startup, 1-Page in 2014. So why are they all heading south?

Many tech companies have preemptively retooled their services to offer more protections to teens amid new rules in Europe and rising concerns among U.S. regulators that social media is ...