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Anthropic will pay a human writer $345,000 to help its executives find the right words
23.10.26
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Lital Samet
The AI company wants more than a skilled wordsmith. Its executive communications role calls for a strategic partner who can shape leaders’ thinking, challenge weak arguments and navigate complex technical subjects.
“The world of work is a zombie concept”
23.09.26
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Maya Nahum Shahal
Prof. Noa Lavie argues that the institutions and assumptions built around 20th-century employment are struggling to survive in the age of AI.
The 9-to-5 is fading. AI is making work a 24-hour operation
23.08.26
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Maya Nahum Shahal
As flexible schedules and hybrid work blur the boundaries of the traditional workday, AI agents are taking the transformation further by continuing to work after their human colleagues go home.
AIG Israel workers threaten strike over AI-driven job concerns
10.08.26
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Almog Azar
After nearly a year of negotiations over a new collective agreement, the workers’ union says it is also seeking safeguards against the potential impact of AI on employment.
AI is replacing programmers, but it can't replace electricians
02.08.26
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Omer Kabir
As tech companies pour nearly $700 billion into AI infrastructure, a fierce battle is emerging for the skilled workers building the data centers that power the revolution.
AI won't replace workers, but it will change who succeeds
16.07.26
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Maya Nahum Shahal
Executives and experts say the winners of the AI era will combine technical expertise with uniquely human skills that machines cannot easily replicate.
America's AI economy is creating jobs, and putting millions at risk
05.07.26
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Reuters
While founders are launching companies faster than ever, researchers warn that millions of white-collar workers face growing disruption.
Women power Haredi entry into high-tech as male participation flatlines
30.06.26
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Meir Orbach
Study points to education and labor-market barriers.
The AI coding apocalypse isn't happening, at least not for experienced engineers
26.06.26
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Omer Kabir
SignalFire's data suggests software engineers remain among the safest workers in tech, while junior talent is paying the price.
Mapping the hidden job market of Startup Nation
16.06.26
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Amy Shapiro
After watching his talented friends lose their jobs and struggle over next steps, Nir Kosover and his ScaleFox co-founders bootstrapped a side project to create a first-of-its-kind, comprehensively indexed view of the Israeli high-tech job market to counteract the anxious narrative surrounding the state of Startup Nation.
AI didn't kill the junior developer, it changed the rules
31.05.26
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Maayan Manela
Recruiters and executives explain what it now takes to land a first job in tech.
Tech transformation: From managing a development team to implementing AI
10.05.26
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Maayan Manela
Israeli high-tech companies are moving the best employees from development teams to new implementation roles. A new Microsoft report explains why this is happening: Only 16% of the world's workers are at the forefront of using technology, the rest are stuck - and what's really holding everything back are the organizations
After years of cuts, tech giants reopen the door to juniors
04.05.26
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Maayan Manela
AI-native talent is reshaping hiring strategies across the industry.
55% of jobs will be transformed by AI within three years
10.04.26
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Maayan Manela
New research shows roles won’t vanish overnight, but expectations will.
The résumé isn’t dead, but AI has rewritten its role
23.03.26
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Maayan Manela
From Leonardo da Vinci to ChatGPT, hiring shifts from words to proof.
Under fire from Iran, Israeli tech keeps hiring
15.03.26
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Maayan Manela
Despite the war and constant alarms, companies continue recruiting hundreds of engineers and AI specialists.
War throws new tech hires into limbo
08.03.26
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Maayan Manela
Employees who already signed contracts are discovering their jobs may be postponed, or moved online.
High-tech hiring improves, but software developers lag behind
15.02.26
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Shahar Ilan
Employment Service report shows rising vacancies and narrowing wage gaps.
Innovation or exhaustion? The human cost of tech’s AI reset
02.02.26
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Maayan Manela
As companies demand founder-level ownership and round-the-clock availability, AI is raising productivity, and the risk of burnout.
High-tech job vacancies climb to multi-year highs
19.01.26
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Shahar Ilan
Economists point to exports, defense demand and foreign investment.
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