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12.01.26
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Why emotional intelligence, skilled trades and quantum know-how are becoming career-defining assets.
The world of work is being rewritten
08.01.26
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170 million new jobs are coming, but many workers won’t recognize them.
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15.12.25
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From data annotators to AI security researchers, companies are already filling roles that barely existed two years ago.
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.
How AI is rewriting the rules of salary negotiation
27.10.25
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From market research to perfecting your pitch - how artificial intelligence can help you negotiate smarter.
AI’s double-edged promise: Job losses and new opportunities collide
19.10.25
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Omer Kabir
Automation is forcing companies to rethink, not eliminate, their workforces.
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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Employers say they want talent, but they’re not hiring fresh graduates.
‘This is the real long COVID’: Remote jobs, fake resumes and Soham Parekh
14.07.25
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Soham Parekh worked at no fewer than four Silicon Valley startups at the same time, including fintech giant Brex. For Startup Nation, the case is a reminder of the exploitation risks of remote work, and why both hiring and engagement safeguards must evolve in the age of AI.
Israel’s tech workforce is shrinking. Should we worry?
13.07.25
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Inside the paradox of record investments and fewer jobs.
Why top talent walks away: The pitfalls of overloaded hiring tasks
13.07.25
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Senior candidates are increasingly rejecting excessive take-home assignments, and companies risk losing the very people they want most.
Remote work’s dark side: The Soham Parekh story
08.07.25
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The Indian engineer’s juggling act forces tech CEOs to rethink flexibility.
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22.06.25
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From defense tech to AI, Israeli entrepreneurs are finding new paths amid uncertainty.
AI cuts begin at the bottom: Entry-level jobs disappear in the age of automation
08.06.25
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New data shows a sharp decline in job listings for roles AI can now perform.
“I don’t think there’s such a thing as over-reliance on AI”
25.05.25
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Maayan Manela
Why forward-thinking employers now see generative AI as a hiring asset, not a threat.
"Eventually, AI will surpass us in everything"—so what skills will still matter?
09.03.25
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Maayan Manela
Curiosity, adaptability, and collaboration will be key as AI reshapes entire industries, says Dr. Gail Gilboa Freedman.
‘I sent out dozens of resumes’: The brutal job market facing tech graduates
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With companies prioritizing referrals and AI replacing junior roles, recent graduates are finding few opportunities.
The great disconnect: Why workers are more disengaged than ever
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From unclear goals to post-pandemic burnout, a combination of local and global factors is driving workplace dissatisfaction.
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