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This Sydney Bloke Traded His Extra Fred Again.. Tickets For Job I/V & What In The LinkedIn

A Sydney man has bragged on LinkedIn about how he used his tickets to Fred again.. to score a job interview.

Pedestrian.tv

'AI will alter the role of the SEO practitioner': How SEO giant sees AI, the future of search analytics and beyond

An interview with Semrush about AI generated search results and pushing visibility beyond traditional SERPs

TechRadar

How a 'rich young Chinese looking for love' cost a senior citizen his life’s savings in US

In a heartbreaking story, a 75-year-old professional from the American Midwest fell victim to an online scam known as "pig butchering." The ordeal began with an innocent LinkedIn message. The scammer, posing as a wealthy young Chinese woman, praised the man’s professional achievements and suggested moving their conversation to WhatsApp…

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Hunter building contractor busted drilling holes in roof, walls and plumbing

Daniel Roberts expelled for vandalising building project.

Newcastle Herald

Almost 70% of MPs have had their data leaked on the dark web

Research has found that MP's emails have been exposed 2,110 times on the dark web

Tom’s Guide

Ex Tesla Employee Paints A Positive Picture Of Elon Musk, Says The CEO Doesn't Force Them To Work Extra Hours

Ex-Tesla worker says long hours are chosen, not mandated by CEO Elon Musk.

International Business Times UK

Is LinkedIn The New Tinder? Growing Issue of Unwanted Advances on Professional Networking Sites

Business women are speaking out against the number of inappropriate and romantic messages sent to female LinkedIn users.

International Business Times UK

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LinkedIn releases its top 10 fastest growing graduate jobs

Becoming a solicitor has jumped in popularity when ranked by the first position graduates held in 2023 compared with the share of hiring for the role in 2022

Evening Standard

The hottest industry for Gen Z grads right now? Education, LinkedIn says

But be warned: The easiest path isn’t always the most rewarding.

Fortune

YouTube gets into gaming with Playables - 75+ games you can try right now

YouTube adds Playables, a tab with over 75 mobile games.

Tom’s Guide

Want to make $250,000? You probably have to say goodbye to flexible work, new data reveals

There’s been a 95% drop in high-paying hybrid listings in the past year alone.

Fortune

Canva Staff Rap Video Goes Viral And I Can’t Bear The Cringe Of It All: ‘Cancelling Immediately’

Australian tech company Canva has made headlines after footage of their LA conference -- and the rap that was performed at it - went viral.

Pedestrian.tv

How to spot signs of narcissism in your CEO’s LinkedIn profile

Professors who set out to study whether self-involved CEOs hire people just like themselves also created a test that uses the networking site as a barometer.

Fortune

Live video translation is coming to Microsoft Edge — what you can do with it

Microsoft is adding a new feature to Edge that will translate and dub videos from YouTube, LinkedIn, Coursera, and more.

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International Business Times

DeFi on Flare Boosted by Hex Trust’s USDX Stablecoin and Clearpool Yield Vault

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, May 21st, 2024, Chainwire

Inverse

‘Wordle’ Has Nothing to Fear From Its Newest Puzzle Game Competitor

Social media networking hellscape LinkedIn added puzzle games earlier this month, and while they're decently fun, they're probably not worth going to LinkedIn for.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Charles Barkley made a brutal LinkedIn joke as Inside the NBA’s future remains up in the air

Charles Barkley will really joke about anything.

Top News

Linkedin Warns Of Rising Fake Job Scams Targeting Users

Learn how LinkedIn is tackling fake job scams and how job seekers can protect themselves from fraudulent schemes on the platform.

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Fortune

Elon Musk firing Tesla's Supercharger team proves a gift for the EV industry

EV infrastructure provider EnviroSpark was desperate to recruit new staff when Tesla's entire team came onto the market all at once.

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Boosting Your Online Presence: A Guide to Auditing Your Business Link

In today's digital era, a strong online presence is crucial. But how does your business link fare? Is it drawing in the audience you target? The importance of auditing your business link cannot be overstated. It's the bridge connecting your business to your customers. A weak link means missed opportunities.…

PC Gamer

Dauntless developer Phoenix Labs lays off employees and cancels in-development projects, says it's 'the last resort to ensure Phoenix Labs can survive'

At least one cancelled game was reportedly set to be announced in June.

Kiplinger

Nearly 50% of Workers Are Thinking of Quitting Their Jobs, Study Shows. Are You?

Nearly half of all workers are thinking about quitting their jobs in 2024, according to new research from Microsoft and LinkedIn. Here's why.

International Business Times UK

Meta Hired Him To Lead Their Human Exploitation Investigations, Then Fired Him Before He Started

Meta rescinded an offer to Paul Raffile to run their Human Exploitation investigations after he hosted a webinar about preventing further sextortion to minors.

International Business Times UK

Netizens Raise $383K For Banker Dead at 35: Wall Street Slammed For Toxic Work Culture

Employees of Bank of America have reported working 100-hour work weeks, leaving their posts due to a toxic work environment and feeling depleted.

Salon

It's been a bad month for Starbucks

"The go-to-market strategy needs to be overhauled and elevated," Schultz commented

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