What Skills Do Freshers Need to Land Their First AI/ML Job
Programming alone won't land the job. Here's what actually helps freshers break into AI and Machine Learning roles — from data skills to problem-solving and project work.
Employment
Opendoor Shuts India Operations, Fires 250 Employees in AI-Led Overhaul
The San Francisco-based home-buying platform wound down its entire India workforce on June 11, framing the move as the final step of an "Opendoor 2.0" restructuring — and setting off a wider debate about AI replacing offshore operations.
How Professionals Can Keep Their Skills Relevant in a Changing Workplace
Staying relevant at work is less about overhauling your career and more about consistent, deliberate learning tied to real work. Here's how to spot the gap before it costs you.
Hiring in Europe When You Come from Asia: Why the Employer of Record Model Is the Only Realistic Entry Point for Chinese Companies Going West
Chinese companies entering Europe face severe employment compliance traps. Here's why the Employer of Record model is the only realistic solution.
The Startup Manager Who Posted About His Gen Z Team Accidentally Described Every Office in India
A viral Teamblind thread framed it as a generational personality clash. The data suggests the problem runs much deeper than that — and it lands squarely on leadership.
Quora Cuts Staff Across Teams as CEO Pushes AI Platform Poe to Stand on Its Own Financially
Adam D'Angelo says Quora's core Q&A product is profitable, but Poe had been subsidised by it — and that arrangement is now over.
The Role of Corporate Training in Employee Career Growth — And Why It’s No Longer Optional
As skill gaps widen and talent competition intensifies, structured workplace learning has emerged as one of the most reliable levers for career advancement — and business performance.
Indian Startup Workers Are Tired of Being Told to Stop Complaining
A viral post on Teamblind has reignited India's grind culture debate — and unlike 2023, the comment section isn't split. It's furious.
Why Thousands of Fired US Developers Stopped Job Hunting and Started Building
Across the US, thousands of laid-off developers are skipping the job hunt and launching startups instead. A quiet revolution is underway — and it might define the next generation of tech founders.
‘10–12 Hours, No Weekends’: PIF Executive Roberto Croci Slams Startup Hustle Culture
A recent post by PIF executive Roberto Croci exposes the growing normalization of overwork in startups—raising deeper questions about burnout, growth, and the true cost of billion-dollar valuations.
Dell cuts 11,000 jobs as AI spending rises — inside the Big Tech layoff playbook
As companies double down on artificial intelligence, a quieter but more structural shift is unfolding across the tech industry: fewer employees, higher efficiency, and a new model of growth.
AI Isn’t Killing Jobs — Corporate Overhiring Is: Inside the Real Reason Behind 2026’s Layoff Wave
As companies blame AI for job cuts, a deeper look at Atlassian, Meta, Oracle, and Block reveals a different story—one rooted in overhiring, market pressure, and stock price engineering.