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Indian Techie Says US Startup Rejected Him For Having A 'Strong' Accent, Internet Reacts
In a post on X, Verma alleged that the founder praised his portfolio and technical abilities but declined to move forward because he wanted someone with an American accent.
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Dating App Bumble Hit By Cyberattacks In US, CrunchBase And Match Affected Too
The hackers didn't get into Bumble's member database, member accounts, the Bumble application, direct messages, or profiles
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Indian-Origin Howard Professor Explains Why US Companies Prefer H-1B Workers: "Cheaper And Controllable"
He explained that US companies favour the program because it lets them hire workers at lower wages who are tied to their employers, limiting job mobility.
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US Company Fires Indian Employees Over 4-Minute Zoom Call, No Questions Allowed
A US-based company abruptly laid off its Indian workforce via a 4-minute virtual call, offering no prior warning or opportunity for discussion.
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Reddit Post Highlights Growing Trend Of US Companies Outsourcing Jobs To India: "Gotten Out Of Hand"
The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting operations to India.
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US Nail Salon Worker Earned Over Rs 8 Crore With 13 Remote IT Jobs. How He Got Caught
Minh Phuong Ngoc Vong earned over $970,000 in salaries for software development work, which authorities claim was performed by North Korean operatives based in Shenyang.
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"Disaster": Trump Halts Law Barring Firms From Bribing Foreign Officials
President Donald Trump signed an executive order rolling back enforcement of a law that bars US companies from bribing foreign officials, arguing that the restriction puts American firms at a disadvantage.
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US Company Offers Unique Service To Let Employees Anonymously Scold Bosses
The company's mission is to acknowledge complaints, cultivate a culture of responsiveness, and promote respect in the workplace.
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"Embarrassed, Angry": US Company Vice President Fired After Receiving 25% Bonus
Despite receiving a raise and a 25% bonus in a recent review, the employee was informed that his position was being eliminated due to cost-cutting measures.
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This US Firm Is Paying Employees To Socialise After 3 pm, But There's A Small Catch
The '3-3-3' perk lets employees spend up to $30 on food and drinks if they go out, in groups of at least three.
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Unhappy At Work? Quiet Quitting Costs $1.9 Trillion In Productivity
Disgruntled employees cost US companies an estimated $1.9 trillion in lost productivity last year, according to research from Gallup that puts a price tag on workplace unhappiness.
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Layoffs In US Soared 98% In 2023 And It Could Get Worse This Year, Report Claims
US companies planned 721,677 job cuts last year, a 98% jump from 363,832 layoffs reported in 2022, a new report published by professional outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas has revealed.
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US-Based Company Tries To Pay $23,500 Settlement In Loose Coins
A US-based welding company tried to pay a subcontractor a five-figure settlement in loose coins - a gesture that was later rebuked by a judge.
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Company Fires Employee For Sought Leave Due To Mother's Death, Social Media Reacts
In response to a barrage of criticism after terminating an employee, a US company has chosen to lock its social media profiles.
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Canada Gets Massive Response For New Work Permit For H-1B Visa Holders
The Canadian government's decision to allow 10,000 H-1B visa holders in the US to come and work in the country, which is expected to benefit Indian professionals.
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Indian Techie Says US Startup Rejected Him For Having A 'Strong' Accent, Internet Reacts
In a post on X, Verma alleged that the founder praised his portfolio and technical abilities but declined to move forward because he wanted someone with an American accent.
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Dating App Bumble Hit By Cyberattacks In US, CrunchBase And Match Affected Too
The hackers didn't get into Bumble's member database, member accounts, the Bumble application, direct messages, or profiles
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Indian-Origin Howard Professor Explains Why US Companies Prefer H-1B Workers: "Cheaper And Controllable"
He explained that US companies favour the program because it lets them hire workers at lower wages who are tied to their employers, limiting job mobility.
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US Company Fires Indian Employees Over 4-Minute Zoom Call, No Questions Allowed
A US-based company abruptly laid off its Indian workforce via a 4-minute virtual call, offering no prior warning or opportunity for discussion.
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Reddit Post Highlights Growing Trend Of US Companies Outsourcing Jobs To India: "Gotten Out Of Hand"
The post has gone viral, with Reddit users discussing theconsequences of US staffing firms offshoring their recruiting operations to India.
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US Nail Salon Worker Earned Over Rs 8 Crore With 13 Remote IT Jobs. How He Got Caught
Minh Phuong Ngoc Vong earned over $970,000 in salaries for software development work, which authorities claim was performed by North Korean operatives based in Shenyang.
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"Disaster": Trump Halts Law Barring Firms From Bribing Foreign Officials
President Donald Trump signed an executive order rolling back enforcement of a law that bars US companies from bribing foreign officials, arguing that the restriction puts American firms at a disadvantage.
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US Company Offers Unique Service To Let Employees Anonymously Scold Bosses
The company's mission is to acknowledge complaints, cultivate a culture of responsiveness, and promote respect in the workplace.
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"Embarrassed, Angry": US Company Vice President Fired After Receiving 25% Bonus
Despite receiving a raise and a 25% bonus in a recent review, the employee was informed that his position was being eliminated due to cost-cutting measures.
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This US Firm Is Paying Employees To Socialise After 3 pm, But There's A Small Catch
The '3-3-3' perk lets employees spend up to $30 on food and drinks if they go out, in groups of at least three.
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Unhappy At Work? Quiet Quitting Costs $1.9 Trillion In Productivity
Disgruntled employees cost US companies an estimated $1.9 trillion in lost productivity last year, according to research from Gallup that puts a price tag on workplace unhappiness.
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Layoffs In US Soared 98% In 2023 And It Could Get Worse This Year, Report Claims
US companies planned 721,677 job cuts last year, a 98% jump from 363,832 layoffs reported in 2022, a new report published by professional outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas has revealed.
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US-Based Company Tries To Pay $23,500 Settlement In Loose Coins
A US-based welding company tried to pay a subcontractor a five-figure settlement in loose coins - a gesture that was later rebuked by a judge.
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Company Fires Employee For Sought Leave Due To Mother's Death, Social Media Reacts
In response to a barrage of criticism after terminating an employee, a US company has chosen to lock its social media profiles.
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Canada Gets Massive Response For New Work Permit For H-1B Visa Holders
The Canadian government's decision to allow 10,000 H-1B visa holders in the US to come and work in the country, which is expected to benefit Indian professionals.
