Back in 2019, this site published a two-part series on where to find IT jobs, and at the time the advice was relatively straightforward: post your resume on Indeed and Craigslist, apply to everything …
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In January 2019, this site published its very first post. It was called So You Decided to Work in IT. Now What?, and it opened with a picture of someone tired of counting tips after midnight, tired of …
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In May 2025, Microsoft announced the elimination of 6,000 roles across engineering, product management, and leadership. The company simultaneously announced a $80 billion capital allocation toward AI …
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February 2025 was brutal. Across Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Salesforce, IBM, and a dozen other major tech firms, 16,000 jobs disappeared in a single month. The headlines blared that “AI” was …
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By late 2024, the tech labor market had shifted into a state that most workers experience as dissatisfaction and instability but that shows up in data as a split reality. Nearly 50 percent of employed …
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By the middle of 2024, if you were job-hunting in tech, you’d see AI mentioned in one out of every five job postings. That’s a shift that happened in less than a year. In early 2023, …
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The new year opened with a grim headline that we’ve now learned to expect with eerie regularity: 34,000 tech workers lost their jobs in January 2024 alone. Google, Amazon, Discord, Twitch, …
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