Harshita Pal had been a software engineer for over eight years when she realized she wanted a change — and quit her job to pursue product management.

A candid post by a 24-year-old software engineer on Reddit has ignited a widespread conversation about career anxiety, job switching, and the pressure to keep up in India’s competitive tech ecosystem.

A new report lists 10 of the best "new-collar" jobs. They have high salaries and don't necessarily require a college degree.

Indian-origin techie quit a high-paying job, pursued MBA, and successfully pivoted to become a senior product manager at a ...

Most engineers don’t list academic failures on their resumes. For Gowtham Reddy Kunduru, two detentions in college became a ...

HONG KONG, HONG KONG, CHINA, February 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Conevo Electronics: A Global Leading Electronic ...

Not long ago, AI-generated content was limited to memes and viral videos. Not anymore. Today, it has become ubiquitous, generating fake resumes, identity cards, payslips and claims, all of which have ...

Insider threats persist as a pain point for most organizations. According to the 2025 SpyCloud Insider Threat Pulse Report, 64% of organizations with ...

According to a recent report by domestic recruitment portal Zhaopin, the number of overseas returnees seeking jobs on the ...

Whether or not AI is already changing your job description, here are five actionable steps you can take to future-proof your ...

I f you’ve never seen a laser shoot an aircraft out of the sky, the experience can be unsettling. The weapon fits comfortably ...

The traditional recruiting landscape is shifting as job seekers increasingly pay recruiters to enhance their chances of employment, rather than companies footing the bill.