Looking for a job in tech? Your natural instinct might be to look to Silicon Valley, but there are plenty of tech jobs available in cities across the US. Read more to find out where your next opportunity will take you.
Nearly four years on from the start of the pandemic and workplace flexibility is still a hot topic in the U.S., particularly if you work in tech.
Is the promise of office perks and gym membership schemes enough to attract new employees? Or is it better to invest in a value system that promotes sustainable working practices? Read more.
Since the rise of the tech industry, many jobs have fallen away entirely as the improved productivity and efficiency delivered by technological advances has made roles redundant. Read more to find out where your next opportunity awaits.
Silicon Valley is just one of a number of key U.S. ecosystems fueling startups, all of which drive investment and job creation. Check where new opportunities are in the U.S. right now.
A new McKinsey study has found not all workers are equally vulnerable to generative AI, with women more likely to be forced to change jobs.
Generative AI has the potential to automate between 60% to 70% of the work that most of us engage in every day. But for many knowledge workers, generative AI tools are likely to help take back time spent on administrative tasks, freeing up their days for more creative or deep work. Read more!
The hiring landscape is ripe with opportunities, especially when it comes to startups that are focussed on AI and machine learning technology. Find out where to look out for your next job!
The future of work is never set in stone, but the emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a game changer. While there are fears around its potential impact on workers, more and more companies are seeking to hire people whose skills match their growing AI needs.
Empowering tech professionals and employers with unparalleled connections in the digital age.