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Siemens to Restructure Workforce, Plans to Reduce Up to 5,000 Jobs Siemens to Cut Thousands of Jobs Amid Profit Decline German tech giant Siemens is set to cut up to 5,000 jobs in its factory automation division. This decision comes after a signifi

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAl recently came on Stanford eCorner's talk and said, "Whether we burn $500 million, $5 billion, or $50 billion a year, I don't care. I genuinely don't as long as we can stay on a trajectory where eventually we create way m

Is google playing ? 👉 Big Tech’s teen trap: Google and Meta targeting the young and impressionable. 👉 “Unknown” category, or better yet, underage? A loophole that’s anything but innocent. 👉 Canada’s covert campaign gone viral in the U.S., until

Idea: A website for you to put your final thoughts, ideas and literally anything you want for the people you love. Let's say I have 100s of billion dollar ideas but they are worthless when I die. What if there was a way I could keep it safely somew

Customer Service in 2024: Is the Customer Always Right? Everyone's heard the saying "the customer is always right." But in 2024, with competition fierce and online reviews blasting bad experiences everywhere, is it that simple? Don't get me wrong, ke

Thanks to everyone who pushed me forward to take my first step towards the path of my journey. You know a lot of people just reply to posts for the sake of replying either in form of criticism or support even if they don't mean it but those words en

🚨Zomato is reportedly testing something new, and it’s got everyone talking! Recently, user Param Sharma shared a screenshot of a “Flash Sale” pop-up on his app. Here’s how it works: if someone cancels their order, it goes up for grabs in a flash s

We're Hiring a Content Creator! 🎉 Hey there! We’re a startup looking for a creative content creator to help us gain traction on Instagram. Here’s the scoop: ✨ What’s in it for you? Result-based pay (not high, but fair for starters). No need to re

Scary but likely prediction: We'll see a MASSIVE dump in prices for online services soon. It's already starting. From copywriters to coders, consultants to designers. Why? People start to realize that they are paying top dollar only for someone

Well we all keep trolling Meta for privacy infringement but practically what they are doing isn't wrong See meta earns about 131$ Billion through ads (>99% of sales) and you know that to make ad sell, right ad has to be shown in front of right audi