Workplace culture has become a major factor in how people choose where to work. Job seekers today look beyond salaries. They want to know what it feels like to be part of a company day-to-day. Sites like Indeed, Glassdoor, and Seek make it easy to see what current and former
A software engineer said he was fired for blowing the whistle on a major cybersecurity flaw. But before his case ever reached trial, it fell apart. Deleted text messages, an incomplete phone data dump, and his lawyer’s discovery missteps ended it all. The court dismissed the case and ordered the
WFH Map recently reported that 10% of US job postings offer employers remote or hybrid work setups. When it comes to curating a tech team, having a remote-first approach is required for many companies wanting to hire skilled professionals while overcoming local shortages of talent. In order for this approach
Dubai’s position as the Middle East’s commercial capital presents unique hiring challenges and opportunities. With over 200 nationalities working across the emirate and a thriving economy built on trade, tourism, and innovation, businesses need specialized approaches to talent acquisition that understand the local market dynamics. Image by yanalya on Freepik