The unsung heroes of chip sales: field application engineers
Solving problems, closing deals
Breaking stereotypes: gaming skills offer value in business, says expert
In context: It's time for workplaces to recognize the value of gaming and the skills it cultivates, such as social interaction, creativity, teamwork, empathy, improved memory, and a sense of competition, according to lecturer Jesse Olsen. Other hobbies like sports nurture similar traits, but people who engage in sports are proud to fly their flags at work. Gamers should feel the same pride in their hobby.
Accenture bets big on generative AI with Nvidia, launches new business group and AI Refinery
A new army of trained professionals will help businesses adopt AI, or else
Microsoft to employees: you can continue working from home unless productivity drops
Redmond wants to buck the tend of companies returning to traditional in-office work models
Tech job seekers face hard times as industry resets
More than 137,500 tech workers have lost their jobs this year
Overworked but wealthy employees are powering Nvidia's AI boom
Nvidia's stock price has exploded 3,776% since 2019
Infosys under fire for keeping 2,000 job candidates in limbo for years
Worse, Infosys forced the would-be hires to go through weeks of unpaid training
Work-life balance wins as Australia embraces "right to disconnect" legislation
Some exceptions are made for emergencies and when communication is legally required
Want great work-life balance? These are the top tech companies to work at now
Remote work reshapes employees' expectations
Recruiters overwhelmed as 57% of young applicants are using ChatGPT for job resumes
Paid ChatGPT users have an edge over free users
Will AI pave the way for a more proactive workplace?
Reclaiming time for more meaningful work
Microsoft is binding employee bonuses and promotions to security performance
Cybersecurity is now everyone's job at the company
Tech companies are struggling to bring workers back to the office
Flexible working models have won, and CEOs are being forced to back off
Generative AI could be hurting productivity at work, despite what bosses believe
"AI will make you mega productive," bosses tell overworked staff
3 programming languages that will help you land a job in finance
Strategic choices for finance jobs
This Indian CEO champions the 70-hour grind, dismisses work-life balance as "Western" concept
Bhavish Aggarwal has also been urging Indians to ditch what he calls "Western" products
Xiaomi unveils new autonomous smart factory that operates 24/7 without human labor
Pumping out 10 million phones per year
Microsoft bans China-based employees from using Android devices for work, mandates switch to iPhones
Part of Microsoft's global security push
Return-to-office battle escalates as 64% of workers refused to relocate last year
From remote work to in-office incentives
Company cuts costs by replacing 60-strong writing team with AI
"I contributed to a lot of the garbage that's filling the internet and destroying it"
A hot potato: CEOs, bosses, and the those who make the technology love to assure people that artificial intelligence isn't going to replace everyone's jobs; it will merely augment them – working alongside humans to make life easier. Yet we keep hearing stories like the one about a writer whose employer fired his 60-person team and replaced them with an AI.
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Know your tools and boost your SEO job prospects
IMF proposes tax on AI carbon emissions to counter job loss, income inequality
A carbon tax could also curb AI's environmental toll
Game developer's demand that employees have naked sauna sessions sparks controversy
Really diving into the character
Wells Fargo fired a dozen employees for simulating "keyboard activity"
The controversial financial corporation doesn't tolerate "unethical behavior" anymore