Google automatically rejects all resumes with any typographical error
Google automatically rejects any resume with a typographical or spelling error. That is, apparently, up to 58% of resumes.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
Google automatically rejects any resume with a typographical or spelling error. That is, apparently, up to 58% of resumes.
The IEEE is working a standard to rate the trustworthiness of online news sources that are frequently shared on social media.
Turning off Location Services in Android has no effect on Google's data collection. They still track you everywhere you go.
San Francisco has proposed banning company provided cafeterias and meals as a way to force workers to use independent restaurants. The ban would grandfather existing company meal services but new…
Silicon valley's widespread use of temporary tech workers imported from other countries could be fostering widespread industrial spying for the benefit of foreign adversaries.
Many companies have moved from individual offices or cubicles to open floor spaces, removing doors and presumed barriers to interaction. A study that tracked workers before conversion to open offices,…
A new study found the average founder of the fastest growing tech startups was about 45-years-old — and 50-year-old entrepreneurs were about twice as likely to have a runaway business…
McDonald’s plans to add kiosks to thousands of stores nationwide to supplement in-store employees, transforming a part of America’s most iconic food chain. Customers often buy more from a screen…
Hmmmm… Source: No surprise: Facebook to build data center in Eagle Mountain | Deseret News
A proposed class-action lawsuit alleging Facebook’s ad placement tools facilitate discrimination against older job seekers has been expanded to identify additional companies, further widening the latest front in claims that…