Business News Here’s How Much Meta Pays Employees — Including a Role Earning $650,000 One of the most valuable tech companies in the world pays top dollar for its employees. By Sherin Shibu
Business News Pinterest Employees Built a Tool to Track Layoffs. The CEO Fired Them. By Jonathan Small
Business News Big Four Firm PwC Is Struggling to Find ‘Hundreds of Engineers’ to Hire By Sherin Shibu
Business News Here’s What It’s Like to Work at OpenAI, According to an Employee Who Quit 3 Weeks Ago By Sherin Shibu
Business News Netflix Engineer Goes Missing In San Francisco Two Weeks After Moving There. “We’re Going To Find Him,” His Brother Says. Yohanes Kidane, 22, was last seen getting into an Uber a week ago. Nobody has heard from him since. By Jonathan Small
Human Resources The Most In-Demand Startup Jobs Businesses are competing for qualified employees to fill these startup jobs. Which skills are setting potential employees apart from the rest? By Scott McGovern
Human Resources Turing Helps Entrepreneurs Tap Into the Global Talent Pool for Engineers The competition for talent is not so fierce when you expand the talent pool to the entire world. By Alice Goldstein
Thought Leaders Why Engineers Like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos Make Great CEOs Studies have shown that startup founders with an engineering background outnumbered those with MBAs by about three-to-one. By Jason Tan
Business News Here’s How to Fix the H-1B Visa Program to Drive Startup Growth The current system is a boon for foreign job placement firms but does little to help promising startups looking for talent that's in short supply. By Harj Taggar
Business News Boeing to Cut More Than 4,500 Jobs The divisions that conduct flights and lab tests as well as the commercial airplanes department will be downsized, the company says. By Reuters
Building a Business Uber Recruiting Engineers With a Video Game in Vehicles The ride-sharing service has been offering a game called Code on the Road to its riders in certain geographic areas. By Don Reisinger
Building a Business Some Apple Engineers Threaten to Quit if Forced to Break iPhone Encryption Multiple Apple employees told the New York Times they would resist a direct order to create an encryption backdoor. By Tom Brant
Building a Business Paying for Tech Help With Future Royalties An entrepreneur sees the funding light when she agrees to pay her engineer in royalties based on future sales. By Michelle Goodman