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95% of tech employees in Israel use AI tools, but is its widespread adoption causing demographic divides?
25.11.25
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Zachy Hennessey
AI adoption reveals clear divides among tech staff, peripheral-region employees, and non-degree workers feel the greatest threat.
Liat Dvir appointed Chief People Officer at PointFive
19.11.25
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CTech
In her most recent role, Dvir served as Chief People Officer at Ermetic until its acquisition by Tenable. Prior to that, she led the HR function at SentinelOne.
The return of the pay raise: Why companies are betting on money over perks
09.11.25
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Maayan Manela
In a competitive job market and AI-driven economy, companies from Walmart to startups are leveraging salary to drive engagement.
The 9-to-9 workday is back and it’s spreading beyond Silicon Valley
03.11.25
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Maayan Manela
From Microsoft’s new tracking tools to AI startups demanding 70-hour weeks, the global tech industry is quietly reviving an always-on culture that blurs the line between ambition and exhaustion.
"I don’t see CVs surviving this revolution": AI is changing the hunt for a ‘good’ candidate
22.10.25
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Amy Shapiro
The recruiter’s new reality is one where AI-generated résumés are forcing hiring managers to deal with an unprecedented standard of perfection. Across Israel’s tech sector, HR departments are finding ways to look beyond the surface, rediscover the value of authenticity, and approximate “good” in an era where every submission is outstanding, effectively changing the face of recruitment along the way.
Deel CEO Alex Bouaziz’s fortune rises to $2 billion as company reaches $17 billion valuation
20.10.25
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CTech
The 31-year-old Israeli entrepreneur, who co-founded Deel in 2019 after meeting Shuo Wang at MIT, has seen his estimated fortune climb following the company’s latest funding round.
Day job: Cyber startup. Night job: Motorcycle instructor.
19.10.25
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Maayan Manela
High-tech workers are embracing dual careers as “slashers,” juggling passion projects and second incomes amid economic uncertainty.
Deel’s CEO recounts “embarrassing” beginnings as valuation hits $17.3 billion
17.10.25
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CTech
Bouaziz’s candid post revisited the startup’s uncertain origins amid its ongoing clash with Rippling.
Deel raises $300 million at $17.3 billion valuation amid legal turmoil
16.10.25
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CTech
Investors back the global payroll company despite ongoing espionage allegations and courtroom battles.
“We are witnessing a backlash against the return to office”: What the great workplace standoff reveals about modern work
05.10.25
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Maayan Manela
Companies push for five-day office weeks as employees quietly resist, redefining the balance of power in the post-pandemic workplace.
ZipRecruiter shuts Israeli R&D center, laying off 80 employees
16.09.25
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Maayan Cohen Rozen, Meir Orbach
The AI-driven recruitment firm faces rising costs amid challenging labor markets.
AI unicorn Gong to add 100 jobs following revenue surge
09.09.25
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Maayan Manela
The Israeli company has hit a $300M run rate and is growing its global presence with new offices, in addition to significantly increasing its local workforce.
Why AI’s greatest challenge isn’t chips, but people
07.09.25
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Maayan Manela
Israel’s startups face the same global struggle: finding experts fast enough to compete.
Yiftah Yoffe appointed as Chief HR Officer at Cymulate
31.08.25
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CTech
Yoffe served in recent years as CHRO of Check Point.
Workplace AI adoption lags despite growing familiarity
22.07.25
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Maayan Manela
Two new studies reveal most employees use AI at home but lack support to apply it at work.
“Insane damage and a macroeconomic drama”: How AI and outsourcing are killing junior jobs
20.07.25
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Maayan Manela
Employers say they want talent, but they’re not hiring fresh graduates.
Israeli tech's undercurrents: A special report on the employment crisis
14.07.25
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CTech
New data shows layoffs doubling in five years, hitting veteran talent hardest while companies chase productivity over people.
Israel’s tech workforce is shrinking. Should we worry?
13.07.25
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Sophie Shulman
Inside the paradox of record investments and fewer jobs.
High-tech’s hidden unemployment crisis: Veteran workers hit hard
13.07.25
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Shahar Ilan
Core tech professionals are flooding the job market as layoffs outpace new opportunities.
With AI in hiring, “it’s become harder to distinguish genuine depth,” says MineOS HR
26.06.25
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James Spiro, Amy Shapiro
MineOS is realising the full benefits of AI to reshape internal communication and scale smartly. But the technology also introduces new hiring challenges, like cutting through the noise to identify top talent.
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