Tag: LinkedIn

. Discover why Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) was recently named the best place to work in India by a LinkedIn report. With Dream11, Games24x7 and many other newcomers, this list showcases the strong progress made by India's business ecosystem. Find out which companies to work for and the skills demanded to increase your career prospects. With competitive base salaries and the promise of increasing pay for top performers, TCS is paving the way for India's future.

. 2020 has seen a shift in jobseekers' priorities: salary is no longer the only factor when it comes to choosing a workplace. Amazon is still top of LinkedIn's annual list of best places to work, but with 171,000 tech industry employees laid off this year, people are looking for culture, diversity, skills growth and more. Discover how this is changing the character of the job market and find out which companies have made it onto the list. With LinkedIn's new tool, you can better filter workplaces and access free courses teaching you how to be successful in your next role.

Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and Twitter, has announced his entrance in the AI chatbot industry by creating his own version of the popular OpenAI ChatGPT. Dubbed “TruthGPT”, the AI chatbot is designed with the aim of understanding the universe and understanding truth. With competition from Google’s DeepMind and Ilya Sutskever, Musk seeks to create a third option. Concerned with misuse of the technology, Musk proposed a moratorium on AI research and development. Experience these controversies and more with the AI ChatGPT software from Open AI.

. Get an edge over other job seekers in the competitive current business landscape by following the tips given by recruiters! Learn new skills and optimize your resume with SEO. With attention to detail and creativity, your job search will be successful! Show employers that you've got the skills and experience for the job.

Amid the pandemic that hit the tech industry hard, recruiters and HR roles have been significantly impacted. Estimates now suggest that 33,000 tech industry jobs were lost in 2022 and 2023. Leading tech recruiters, Tomas Kelly, Justin Kok, and Jaya Dass offer their advice – think beyond tech, remain positive and tap into networks – to help potential job seekers land the ideal role and stay afloat in this time of uncertainty.