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4 votes
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Idaho needs doctors: But many don't want to come
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AI IT project management
Im part of the EPMO of a healthcare system. We just got licenses and an intro to co-pilot for teams, word, excel , PowerPoint. I swear this AI will tell you all the questions asked during a...
Im part of the EPMO of a healthcare system. We just got licenses and an intro to co-pilot for teams, word, excel , PowerPoint.
I swear this AI will tell you all the questions asked during a meeting. If you join a meeting late you can ask it to recap the meeting thus far. Did you get a sales presentation from a vendor you need to recap and present to stakeholders. Ask co pilot to create a pdf from the documentation the vendor provided.
AI is making my job so much easier but at the same time I kinda feel like I’m training my replacement.
Are you using AI at your job, how are you using it and how do you feel about it use in the workplace and if it will one day replace you?
10 votes -
The Apex [Legends] team was hit with layoffs today
@Aaron: The Apex team was hit with layoffs today. It sucks seeing some of the people I've worked with for almost 3 years now get let go. Hopefully, they land on their feet sooner rather than later.
10 votes -
The world’s first autonomous snowplows are in service
14 votes -
Britain’s future is being compromised by the massive increase in long-term sickness among the working age population
9 votes -
The life-ruining power of routines: Habits don’t lead to personal optimisation. They lead to suffering.
32 votes -
On International Women's Day, Northern European countries stand out for women who are looking to develop their careers – Iceland secured the top spot
3 votes -
Rooster Teeth is shutting down after twenty-one years
56 votes -
Why tech job interviews became such a nightmare
19 votes -
What's the matter with men? They’re floundering at school and in the workplace. Some conservatives blame a crisis of masculinity, but the problems—and their solutions—are far more complex.
51 votes -
Diversity in the skies: US FAA’s controversial shift in air traffic controller hiring
17 votes -
'I stopped believing in myself': Game developers share the human impact of over a year of mass layoffs
42 votes -
‘There is no help’: US nurses’ suicide rate rising amid staff shortage and stress
36 votes -
US regulatory agencies take steps to fight non compete clauses in employment contracts
18 votes -
EA cutting 5% of workforce
23 votes -
Sony is laying off 900 PlayStation employees
42 votes -
Return to office policies do not improve company value, but do make employees miserable: Study
83 votes -
US Federal Trade Commission and eight states sue to block supermarket merger between Kroger and Albertsons
37 votes -
South Korea health alert raised to ‘severe’ over doctors walkout
25 votes -
Our company is doing so well that you’re all fired
54 votes -
Why Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami will open the new MLS season with replacement match officials
5 votes -
American teachers are missing more school, and there are too few substitutes
46 votes -
Exhausted Pakistani content moderators are now trying to find other work but have been unsuccessful because their experience isn’t transferable
12 votes -
Las Vegas workers facing labor abuse get renewed federal protections from deportation
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Is anyone here a consultant? I have questions...
Backstory: Seemingly randomly, I was contacted by a company that saw a comment I made online about a previous area of expertise that they want to venture into and have asked if I'd like to be a...
Backstory: Seemingly randomly, I was contacted by a company that saw a comment I made online about a previous area of expertise that they want to venture into and have asked if I'd like to be a consultant to them.
I've never been a consultant, dealt with them directly, or have any idea what would be expected of me as one. Looking up consultants and consultancies and what they do has provided zero insight as they seem to be purposefully vague or overly broad.
Starter questions (I realize they're vague and I'll have follow up questions as I get a handle on this):
- If you are or have been a consultant, were you independent or part of a firm?
- What do you actually do?
- What did/do you charge for your consultancy services?
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Disco Elysium standalone expansion reportedly cancelled and quarter of staff facing redundancy at ZA/UM
37 votes -
How to do things if you're not that smart and don't have any talent
22 votes -
Nurses in Denmark shift to cosmetic care despite hospital staffing crisis – DSR believes shift is due to salary and working conditions
23 votes -
Should pay be more transparent? Policies that force companies to reveal the pay of peers have unintended consequences.
25 votes -
Service jobs now require bizarre personality test from AI company - 404 Media investigation of Reddit post trend
43 votes -
I applied for a software role at FedEx and was asked to take this bizarre personality test
40 votes -
'I've never seen it this bad:' Game developers explain the huge layoffs hitting Riot, Epic, and more
45 votes -
Served: Opening a restaurant inside a prison
5 votes -
DoD updates telework policy for the first time since 2012
17 votes -
When US railroad workers get hurt on the job, some supervisors go to extremes to keep it quiet
29 votes -
US Congressional budget gridlock leads to stunning NASA layoffs
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Men benefit more from their looks at work than women do, new research shows
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Career advice (or success stories) thread
I've seen a few posts on Tildes now about careers - sometimes personal posts about burnout and how to manage it, other times links to articles about layoffs. The end result of both of these is...
I've seen a few posts on Tildes now about careers - sometimes personal posts about burnout and how to manage it, other times links to articles about layoffs.
The end result of both of these is often a need to find a new job. For some it may be as simple as applying for the same title at a different company and having success, for others it may be a long process of determining what type of career to go for next and perhaps education or other factors that can help them get there.
I wanted to try starting a thread to see if those of us who are struggling can ask for advice, and perhaps those who are doing well can help or even post their career journey to show how they got where they are today.
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IGN workers unionizing - IGN Creators Guild announces 85% of eligible editorial and creative employees at games media outlet have already signed union cards
38 votes -
Everyone’s a sellout now
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UK professor suffered discrimination due to anti-Zionist beliefs, tribunal rules
20 votes -
The home-working revolution is harming younger workers: Bosses who insist on a return to the office are demonised — but turning up is better for your career
18 votes -
My boss is being accused of sexual misconduct and I don't know what to do
Hi all, I don't know where to turn on this. I work in a small company, my boss who is an amazing person and has given me so much and helped me really kick start my career has had some accusations...
Hi all,
I don't know where to turn on this. I work in a small company, my boss who is an amazing person and has given me so much and helped me really kick start my career has had some accusations over the past little while. But now I've heard a few stories that really show that he's done some shady stuff. My boss has been like a brother to me and is a close friend. I have no idea how to digest this and I have no idea who I could talk to, so I'm just posting here.I don't want to lose a friend, he's been nothing but amazing to me.
Edit: thank you everyone. I'll keep reading the comments. I just need to reflect on this and I appreciate your discussions.
Edit 2: There is proof enough to not deny things, inappropriate and agressive advances and groping stuff. Nothing good.
40 votes -
Inside the strange, secretive rise of the 'overemployed'
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Older folks: Do you feel like work ethic has changed? Better or worse? Do you notice any generalizations? Have the times changed that much?
Just wondering what the sense is from others. Is it even a thing that you notice if you are in a more detached, work from home setting? Were “things different in my day, harumph!” This isn’t...
Just wondering what the sense is from others. Is it even a thing that you notice if you are in a more detached, work from home setting? Were “things different in my day, harumph!”
This isn’t intended to be a ranting thread on millennials or such. But I’m rather genuinely curious what is considered “normal” in terms of work ethic and work attitudes.
38 votes -
Finnish unions have called for industrial action to protest government proposals on labour law reforms which they say would adversely impact low-wage earners
10 votes -
The Messenger shuts down amid journalism industry-wide layoffs
5 votes -
Over 5,000 games industry workers have already lost their jobs in 2024
42 votes -
Prisoners in the US are part of a hidden workforce linked to hundreds of popular food brands
65 votes