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We'll Have Fewer Doctors, Scientists: US Tech Founders On New Green Card Rule
Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, questioned the move, saying, "Does this mean AI Researchers, employees, and students will now have to leave the country and wait through a backlog process to continue their work?"
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Longtime Meta Employee's Emotional Layoff Post Goes Viral: 'AI Is Here To Stay, Human Isn't'
The post went viral on social media, but the employee urged people to "respect and give time to the thousands of affected employees".
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"She Was Sleeping Less Than 4 Hours": Meta Employee Says Teammate Was Fired Despite Strong Performance
The employee said layoffs should not automatically be seen as a reflection of poor performance, describing the terminated colleague as dependable, humble and exceptionally hardworking.
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"I Cry In Shower": Meta, LinkedIn Employees Share Fears, Anxiety Amid Layoffs
Life decisions are on hold. Employees say they are unable to plan a future because they don't know if they will still have a salary next quarter.
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Manifestation Or Coincidence? Mother-Daughter End Up Working Together At Amazon, Story Wins Hearts
The touching post went viral on LinkedIn, with users praising the emotional significance of the story and calling it a rare coincidence in today's corporate world.
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Corporate Cafeterias May Be Fueling Diabetes And Fatty Liver, Entrepreneur Warns
Entrepreneur Dr Yashawant Kumar has triggered online debate after claiming that unhealthy office cafeteria food may be silently contributing to rising lifestyle diseases among corporate employees in India.
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'Is This Normal?': Employee 'Uncomfortable' After Managers Ask About Family Wealth, Personal Life
An Indian IT employee said he was feeling uncomfortable as his managers kept asking about family and financial details.
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OnePlus Employees in Europe Preparing to Leave as Firm Reviews Regional Roadmap: Report
OnePlus Europe is currently reviewing its “regional roadmap and product strategy” in Europe, according to a report citing Klaus Wichmand, the Senior Community Manager at OnePlus Europe. Wichmand, in a post on LinkedIn, which has since been deleted, said that the employees of OnePlus’ European arm have begun looking for new jobs, including him...
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Jobseekers In China Use Dating Apps for Work And Recruitment Sites For Dating. Here's Why
The practice also raises ethical questions, with some dating sites saying that business use violates community guidelines.
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Gurugram-Based Founder Fires Employee Two Minutes After Work-From-Home Request
Nikhil Rana, founder of Indian networking startup The 15, publicly shared a WhatsApp screenshot on LinkedIn showing he fired an employee within two minutes of the worker asking to work from home.
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Rockstar Games Parent Take-Two Lays Off AI Team, Including Head of AI
Take-Two Interactive has laid of its artificial intelligence team, including the head of AI. Luke Dicken, Take-Two's former head of AI, confirmed the cuts in a LinkedIn post on Friday. The number of employees impacted by the layoffs is unclear. Take-Two is the parent company of Rockstar Games, currently developing Grand Theft Auto 6.
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"No One Is Coming To Save You": Microsoft Employee's Honest Career Message Goes Viral
An X post by 26-year-old Microsoft professional Nandini Sharma has gained attention for its honest advice on hard work, consistency and career growth, resonating with young workers across India.
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Indian Company Restricts LinkedIn Use For Employees: 'No Likes, No Comments'
An Indian company instructed employees not to like, comment, or use the 'Open To Work' badge on LinkedIn, citing professionalism and company image.
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Employee Requests 'Sicko Leave' To Attend Travis Scott's Mumbai Concert: 'It's Important To Vibe'
A young employee requested 'Sicko Leave' to attend rapper and singer, Travis Scott's concert, which perplexed the boss initially.
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Founder's Heartfelt Note On Menstrual Leave Policy Sparks Praise: "Rest And Be At Home"
The post quickly went viral, resonating with many who saw the move as a positive step toward normalising conversations around menstrual health at work.
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We'll Have Fewer Doctors, Scientists: US Tech Founders On New Green Card Rule
Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, questioned the move, saying, "Does this mean AI Researchers, employees, and students will now have to leave the country and wait through a backlog process to continue their work?"
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Longtime Meta Employee's Emotional Layoff Post Goes Viral: 'AI Is Here To Stay, Human Isn't'
The post went viral on social media, but the employee urged people to "respect and give time to the thousands of affected employees".
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"She Was Sleeping Less Than 4 Hours": Meta Employee Says Teammate Was Fired Despite Strong Performance
The employee said layoffs should not automatically be seen as a reflection of poor performance, describing the terminated colleague as dependable, humble and exceptionally hardworking.
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"I Cry In Shower": Meta, LinkedIn Employees Share Fears, Anxiety Amid Layoffs
Life decisions are on hold. Employees say they are unable to plan a future because they don't know if they will still have a salary next quarter.
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Manifestation Or Coincidence? Mother-Daughter End Up Working Together At Amazon, Story Wins Hearts
The touching post went viral on LinkedIn, with users praising the emotional significance of the story and calling it a rare coincidence in today's corporate world.
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Corporate Cafeterias May Be Fueling Diabetes And Fatty Liver, Entrepreneur Warns
Entrepreneur Dr Yashawant Kumar has triggered online debate after claiming that unhealthy office cafeteria food may be silently contributing to rising lifestyle diseases among corporate employees in India.
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'Is This Normal?': Employee 'Uncomfortable' After Managers Ask About Family Wealth, Personal Life
An Indian IT employee said he was feeling uncomfortable as his managers kept asking about family and financial details.
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OnePlus Employees in Europe Preparing to Leave as Firm Reviews Regional Roadmap: Report
OnePlus Europe is currently reviewing its “regional roadmap and product strategy” in Europe, according to a report citing Klaus Wichmand, the Senior Community Manager at OnePlus Europe. Wichmand, in a post on LinkedIn, which has since been deleted, said that the employees of OnePlus’ European arm have begun looking for new jobs, including him...
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Jobseekers In China Use Dating Apps for Work And Recruitment Sites For Dating. Here's Why
The practice also raises ethical questions, with some dating sites saying that business use violates community guidelines.
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Gurugram-Based Founder Fires Employee Two Minutes After Work-From-Home Request
Nikhil Rana, founder of Indian networking startup The 15, publicly shared a WhatsApp screenshot on LinkedIn showing he fired an employee within two minutes of the worker asking to work from home.
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Rockstar Games Parent Take-Two Lays Off AI Team, Including Head of AI
Take-Two Interactive has laid of its artificial intelligence team, including the head of AI. Luke Dicken, Take-Two's former head of AI, confirmed the cuts in a LinkedIn post on Friday. The number of employees impacted by the layoffs is unclear. Take-Two is the parent company of Rockstar Games, currently developing Grand Theft Auto 6.
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"No One Is Coming To Save You": Microsoft Employee's Honest Career Message Goes Viral
An X post by 26-year-old Microsoft professional Nandini Sharma has gained attention for its honest advice on hard work, consistency and career growth, resonating with young workers across India.
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Indian Company Restricts LinkedIn Use For Employees: 'No Likes, No Comments'
An Indian company instructed employees not to like, comment, or use the 'Open To Work' badge on LinkedIn, citing professionalism and company image.
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Employee Requests 'Sicko Leave' To Attend Travis Scott's Mumbai Concert: 'It's Important To Vibe'
A young employee requested 'Sicko Leave' to attend rapper and singer, Travis Scott's concert, which perplexed the boss initially.
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Founder's Heartfelt Note On Menstrual Leave Policy Sparks Praise: "Rest And Be At Home"
The post quickly went viral, resonating with many who saw the move as a positive step toward normalising conversations around menstrual health at work.
