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fromMedium
1 week ago

Unlock Your Expertise: Why Devs & even Non-Tech Pros Are Earning Big with Respondent

Tech professionals can earn substantial income by participating in paid research studies on Respondent, leveraging their expertise for premium hourly rates.
#remote-work
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fromAol
1 week ago

12 Remote Entry-Level Jobs That Pay at Least $35 an Hour

Numerous entry-level remote jobs offer competitive pay and reduce commuting, improving finances and well-being without requiring advanced degrees.
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fromFinanceBuzz
1 week ago

11 Remote Entry-Level Jobs That Pay at Least $85,000 a Year

Eleven entry-level remote jobs pay at least $85,000 annually, including roles in marketing, data science, software development, translation, and writing.
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fromBusiness Insider
15 hours ago

Want a new job? Try this, instead of just submitting more applications

Prioritize networking: have five informational conversations weekly to build relationships, gain early access to openings, and improve hiring odds versus mass applying.
#career-advice
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fromFast Company
17 hours ago

How to build a career that survives market cycles

Adaptability, continuous learning, diversified skills, and authentic networks enable careers to survive and outperform through market cycles.
#layoffs
fromAol
1 week ago
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5 Jobs That Are More Likely To See Layoffs (And 5 Jobs That Aren't)

fromAol
1 week ago
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5 Jobs That Are More Likely To See Layoffs (And 5 Jobs That Aren't)

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fromSan Diego Union-Tribune
12 hours ago

Are you a laid-off professional? Here are some part-time gigs.

Freelancing among high-income professionals often yields higher earnings, greater flexibility, and better work-life balance than traditional employment.
#ageism
fromFortune
8 hours ago

Former Coach CEO asks job candidates to rate EQ and quizzes applicants on 80 skills like style, street smarts, and integrity | Fortune

What he learned in the process inspired him to develop an "immerse interviewing" strategy, complete with rating emotional quotient (EQ)and ranking 80 skills. "To reduce the chances that I'd fail at the critical task of hiring the right people, and increase the chances that I'd succeed at hiring great people, I had been refining my interviewing technique," Frankfort wrote for Harvard Business Review last month. "I wanted to be more interactive so I might have a complete view of a person."
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fromFinanceBuzz
1 day ago

12 Remote Entry-Level Jobs That Pay at Least $50,000 a Year

Several entry-level roles—writer, web developer, geoscientist, computer support specialist, and power-line installer—offer median salaries of at least $50,000.
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fromFinanceBuzz
2 days ago

12 Work From Home Jobs That Pay At Least $70,000 a Year

Twelve high-paying remote jobs exist that typically pay $70,000 or more across fields like budget analysis, technical writing, economics, and editing.
#job-search
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fromwww.theguardian.com
2 days ago

My cultural awakening: The Big Lebowski inspired me to embrace unemployment

Leaving an unsatisfying, stable IT job in one's 30s without a plan can feel liberating after recognizing identity tied to work and burnout.
fromBusiness Insider
2 days ago

I moved from South Carolina to the 'Hamptons of England.' I feel more supported as a mom here in the Cotswolds.

Before I moved to the UK with my husband and family, I had visited once before on a cycling trip with my church group. Even as a 16-year-old, I had a sense that I would one day return and that it was where I belonged. I'd seen all of the Jane Austen adaptations with my Anglophile grandmother, and my husband and I had watched Downton Abbey.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 days ago

3 job seekers who have been looking for steady work for over a year share what it's like dealing with a long-term job hunt

The US job market has changed a lot since Berman and other job seekers who have been out of work for a year or longer started looking. Workers who have jobs are staying put in their roles, job openings are stagnant, and those on the outside - who may have been thrust there by layoffs or downsizing - are finding it increasingly harder to claw their way back in.
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#career-transition
fromSecuritymagazine
4 days ago
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Stepping Into Enterprise Security: How Public Safety Professionals Can Stand Out and Land Their First Role

Public safety professionals transitioning to enterprise security face cultural adaptation and increased private-sector competition driven by federal workforce downsizing.
fromItsnicethat
in 2 weeks
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"Make sure you're entirely clear on what you are walking into"

Accepting a modest pay cut can be reasonable when it yields better mental health, work-life balance, leadership responsibility, career growth potential, and reduced commute.
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fromFast Company
3 days ago

The 'low-hire, low-fire' job market is leaving unemployed Americans in limbo

Low unemployment coexists with the slowest hiring in over a decade, leaving unemployed workers struggling despite economic growth.
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fromBustle
3 days ago

A Money Expert Explains How To Stick To A Budget During The Holidays

Prioritize screen-free lunch breaks, set realistic holiday budgets, practice "loud budgeting" with family, and use simple gift alternatives to manage holiday spending.
fromAol
3 days ago

After Being Fired from the Family Business She Helped Build, Woman Refuses to Hand Over the Website

A woman sought advice from the Reddit community after she was fired from her family's business and refused to transfer the company's website that she had built and maintained for years. When they demanded she transfer the complex website she had built, she refused, offering instead to let them copy it and take the domain. Now, she's wondering if she's wrong for standing her ground
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fromBusiness Insider
3 days ago

What Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay package can teach you about negotiating your own salary

When it comes to earning a living, you might want to be more like Elon. There are some strategy lessons to be learned from the world's richest man, who just won a pay package worth up to $1 trillion at Tesla - even for those of us whose paychecks come with fewer zeros. Of course, most people can't go work at their rocket company if their promotion or job offer doesn't come through.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 days ago

One lesson took the CEO of Habit Burger's career from consultant to the C-suite

Invest personal energy and self-confidence; confidence often lags competence, and self-belief drives career growth more than perfect resumes or interview prep.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 days ago

How boom operators aboard the US Air Force's flying gas stations keep their cool doing an 'inherently dangerous' job

US Air Force boom operators conduct inherently dangerous midair refueling, closing to 8–12 feet and relying on training and calm to prevent catastrophic mistakes.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 days ago

NATO's chief says the West is finally 'turning the tide' on Russia's ammo advantage

NATO has significantly increased ammunition production and is closing the production gap with Russia’s previous advantage.
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fromFortune
4 days ago

Laid off? Tech recruiting exec shares 4 tips for getting back on your feet-and on the job market | Fortune

IT professionals should quantify achievements, keep resumes concise and aligned with LinkedIn, and optimize for applicant tracking systems after layoffs.
fromFast Company
4 days ago

When you're asked to apply for a promotion-but you're not sure you want it

Being asked to apply for a promotion is often framed as an unqualified win: validation that your work is seen and your potential recognized. Yet for many high-achieving professionals, that invitation can spark as much ambivalence as excitement. Because the question isn't only "Can I do this?" It's also "Do I want to live this way?" Promotions can be career accelerators, but they also reconfigure your days, your priorities, and your sense of balance.
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fromSlate Magazine
4 days ago

It Seems Like All My Colleagues Are Conspiring Against Me. I Know What It All Comes Down To.

Administrative leaders can be repeatedly excluded from decisions and credit despite competence, leaving them to fix bypassed work without authority or recognition.
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fromDazed
4 days ago

'They said it was more cost effective': The young workers replaced by AI

Generative AI like ChatGPT is accelerating job displacement by replacing human content roles and prompting firms to hire AI specialists instead of existing staff.
#interviewing
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fromBusiness Insider
4 days ago

The jobs where workers are on the clock late into the night and early morning

Night-shift work concentrates in protective services, healthcare, food preparation, and production, creating childcare and work-life-balance challenges for affected employees.
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fromBusiness Insider
4 days ago

Europe has only one TNT factory. This man is looking to change that.

An entrepreneur is planning a semi-automated TNT factory in Sweden to supply NATO, reducing reliance on foreign suppliers while facing safety, regulatory, and financing challenges.
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fromFortune
5 days ago

KPMG's new CEO joined as an intern 33 years ago. Now he wants to lure Gen Z back with a new office outfitted with moody lounges and a barista bar | Fortune

KPMG transformed from manual entry-level tasks to AI-enabled consulting, training juniors as managers of AI agents and investing in modern headquarters to attract talent.
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fromAbove the Law
5 days ago

Partners Want Associates In The Office - But Not Themselves - Above the Law

Biglaw firms struggle to enforce in-office attendance mandates, and penalizing noncompliance risks losing attorneys to firms with more flexible policies.
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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago
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I left Big Tech after watching middle managers above me struggle. I'm happier at a startup with more autonomy over my work.

fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago
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I left Big Tech after watching middle managers above me struggle. I'm happier at a startup with more autonomy over my work.

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fromBusiness Matters
6 days ago

Performance Paradigm Shift: Why Your 2026 Review Won't Be What You Expect

Annual performance reviews will be replaced by continuous, AI-enabled coaching focused on training and certification to promote development and psychological safety.
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 days ago

Jamaica PM says hurricane Melissa caused damage equivalent to nearly one-third of GDP

Jamaican prime minister Andrew Holness has said last week's Hurricane Melissa, the strongest-ever storm to hit the country's shores, caused damage to homes and key infrastructure equivalent to roughly 28% to 32% of last year's gross domestic product. Holness told the Caribbean nation's lower house the $6bn to $7bn estimate was conservative, based on damages assessed so far, and short-term economic output could decline by 8% to 13%.
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fromBusiness Insider
5 days ago

The unusual new German brigade deploying to NATO's edge is bringing its most advanced heavy armor - the Leopard 2A8 tank

Commander of the brigade, Brig. Gen. Christoph Huber, told Business Insider that "this brigade has top priority in Germany" and will see the most modern German military equipment. Huber said that it was "crucial" for the brigade to have heavy armor. "This brigade at the core is a heavy armored commitment." That means bringing the "most modern German main battle tank."
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fromBusiness Insider
6 days ago
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I'm a former Amazon recruiter and this is the toughest job market I've ever seen. These 3 steps will help you stand out.

Job seekers must use intentional career design to show measurable, monetizable impact because companies hire precisely and expect clear contributions to revenue or savings.
fromRemotive Blog
1 week ago
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[Newsletter] Unfreeze Your Skills for the Hiring Thaw

Prepare steadily by improving small skills, addressing minor issues, and recognizing consistent, reliable abilities to be ready when hiring increases.
fromBusiness Insider
6 days ago
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I'm a former Amazon recruiter and this is the toughest job market I've ever seen. These 3 steps will help you stand out.

fromBusiness Insider
6 days ago

Meet the investor buying 60% of Starbucks' China business in a $4 billion deal

In a deal valued at $4 billion, Boyu is acquiring 60% of Starbucks China's business, with plans to close in the first three months of the year, per a press release. The release said that the Boyu partnership would help elevate Starbucks' customer experience in China and speed expansion into new cities. In an open letter on Monday, Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said that through the Boyu partnership, he aims for Starbucks to grow from 8,000 stores in Chinato over 20,000.
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fromFast Company
1 week ago

The surprising truth about why some people have better jobs than others

Jobs with good pay, stability, growth opportunities, autonomy, and meaningful purpose are generally better and yield higher satisfaction and mental health.
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fromBenzinga
1 week ago

I Asked ChatGPT How To Make $5,000 Extra A Month Without Quitting My Job

An extra $5,000 monthly while keeping a full-time job is achievable through strategic, consistent side hustles using available time, skills, and small startup investment.
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fromHuffPost
1 week ago

9 Myths About Gate Agents, Debunked By The People Behind The Podium

Gate agents have limited authority over seating and upgrades, perform many operational and regulatory tasks, and follow strict protocols rather than making arbitrary decisions.
fromPR Daily
1 week ago

Growing a personal brand through the EPIC framework - PR Daily

"The question is whether you're intentional about it or letting others define it. If you can be thoughtful about your career brand, it becomes a tool to help you grow, not just a buzzword."
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fromBusiness Matters
2 weeks ago

From This Life to The Split: rethinking the lawyer's life - beyond courtroom portrayals

Early legal careers can be emotionally intense but modern regional firms offer balanced, sustainable pathways with mentoring, manageable workloads, and work–life balance.
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fromItsnicethat
in 1 week

"A lot of agencies have their own internship schemes or ways of entry"

Explore agency internship schemes, contact professionals for brief informational conversations, and read trade publications to learn about industry work and hiring opportunities.
#gen-z
fromFortune
1 week ago
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The Gen Z job crisis is real: 1.2 million recent grads in the U.K. competed for just 17,000 open roles | Fortune

fromFortune
2 weeks ago
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Stop blaming Gen Z: the workforce system is broken. Here's how leaders can step up | Fortune

fromFortune
1 week ago
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The Gen Z job crisis is real: 1.2 million recent grads in the U.K. competed for just 17,000 open roles | Fortune

fromFortune
2 weeks ago
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Stop blaming Gen Z: the workforce system is broken. Here's how leaders can step up | Fortune

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fromFast Company
1 week ago

You've landed an interim exec job. How to make it permanent

Interim executive roles have surged, but many leaders enter unprepared, increasing turnover, lowering engagement, and raising replacement costs without proven strategies and assessments.
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fromBusiness Matters
2 weeks ago

Andrew Veerathanongdech: From Air Force Pilot to Aviation Leader

Consistent high-standard habits, discipline, and perseverance enable career success from athletics to military aviation and international cargo piloting.
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fromBusiness Matters
2 weeks ago

Peyton Murphy: A Career Built on Consistency and Common Sense

Peyton Murphy is a Baton Rouge trial lawyer with record verdicts, community leadership, and expertise in car accidents, wrongful death, product liability, and malpractice.
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fromBustle
1 week ago

What Is "Job Hugging?" The Phenomenon Might Be Hindering Your Potential

Job hugging is staying in a role from fear of job hunting and market uncertainty, trading potential advancement for stability and lower stress.
#disability-employment
fromInc
1 week ago
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Remote Work Boosts Employment for People With Disabilities, Survey Shows

fromInc
1 week ago
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Remote Work Boosts Employment for People With Disabilities, Survey Shows

fromFast Company
1 week ago

Messy, time-saving, scary: How AI could be changing hiring forever

Some 99% of hiring managers in the U.S. say they've used AI in some form during the hiring process, a 2025 report reveals. AI can whiz in and speed up cumbersome workflows (or make them disappear altogether). But after Fast Company spoke to several hiring managers and chief human resources officers to understand how HR is using AI to hire today, it became clear that for every benefit that AI offers there's a human cost.
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fromSlate Magazine
1 week ago

My Colleague Has an Infuriating Approach to Meetings. He's Sabotaging Us!

When a coworker avoids work and blocks progress, take ownership of projects, counter objections with solutions, and seek internal transfers rather than pursuing firing.
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fromFast Company
1 week ago

It's time to blow up the resume

Traditional resumes focus on past employers and titles instead of demonstrable skills, requiring a shift to structured, skills-based evaluation for fairer hiring.
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fromSlate Magazine
1 week ago

My Manager Makes Planning for the Holidays More Stressful Than Any Mother-in-Law Could

Manager delays approval of holiday leave, forcing employees to wait, creating childcare and family scheduling stress while colleagues receive earlier approvals.
fromInfoQ
1 week ago

Shine Bright as an IC: Growing Yourself As Your Company Grows

A safe anchor point for many senior engineers has always been technical mastery. You see a problem. You design some architecture. You work in a team to crank out some code. You build a complicated system, roll it out at scale, rinse and repeat. This is a happy place for many engineers. Naturally, you think in order to progress, the journey should in theory look something like this. You expect to be rewarded as you take on more technically challenging problems, climbing the ladder.
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fromBuzzFeed
1 week ago

9 Things I Absolutely Refuse To Do Now That I've Worked As A Nanny For Wealthy Families

Nannies deserve legal, livable compensation and clear expectations to prevent exploitation from under-the-table pay, undervaluation, and mismatched employer expectations.
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fromMedium
2 weeks ago

The First 90 Days as a Product or UX Designer

Aim to reach the break-even point within the first 90 days by learning quickly, securing quick wins, and aligning expectations to pass probation.
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fromPsychology Today
1 week ago

Practical Advice to Deal With Career Criticism

Career criticism can affect anyone; responding with resilience and non-defensive reflection can turn criticism into constructive career growth.
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fromHarvard Business Review
1 week ago

Don't Cling to Your Old Job After Being Promoted

Advancement requires fully stepping into the new leadership role and letting go of prior hands-on responsibilities rather than trying to do both jobs.
fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

I'm a Marine who has traveled the world. It's one of the most challenging parts of the job, but also the most rewarding.

The first time I got on a plane was memorable - not because I was heading to a fancy vacation spot, but because I was going to boot camp for the Marine Corps. From the moment I arrived at the recruiter's office, the energy was intense. Family members were calling to wish me good luck, and my nerves mixed with excitement. I'll never forget when the pilot announced, "Let's give a round of applause for the future Marines on board."
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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Ukraine says it destroyed one of Russia's new Oreshnik ballistic missiles in a covert operation

Ukrainian forces destroyed a Russian Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile during a covert operation at Kapustin Yar on July 8, 2024.
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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Ukrainian drones hit a $20 million Pantsir missile system and a couple of radar stations in attacks on Russia's Crimea defenses

Ukrainian long-range drones struck and disabled a $20 million Pantsir air-defense system, multiple radars, and oil depots in occupied Crimea, degrading Russian defenses and logistics.
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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Budget giant Wizz Air is bringing back its $580 'All You Can Fly' deal - and testing out business class

Wizz Air revived a 499-euro 'All You Can Fly' annual pass with per-segment fees and will trial a blocked-middle-seat 'Wizz Class' for low-cost business travelers.
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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Battle-tested Ukrainian weapons are about to hit the global arms market for the first time

Ukraine will begin controlled exports of domestically made, battle-tested weapons in November to scale production while protecting national defense and preventing Russian access.
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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Poland said its fighter jets intercepted a Russian spy plane flying dark over the Baltic Sea

Poland scrambled two MiG-29 fighters to intercept a Russian Il-20 reconnaissance aircraft that was flying outside Polish airspace with its transponder turned off.
fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Istanbul Airport CEO explains how it went from zero to the world's best in 5 years.

"It handled like 60 million passengers, but it was originally designed for 40 million passengers. So, there were increased queues, delays, so on and so forth, plus very limited options for expansion," Istanbul Airport CEO Selahattin Bilgen told Business Insider in an interview at London's Savoy Hotel. After deciding to build a new airport from scratch, a huge logistical challenge remained: transferring operations without too much disruption.
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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Future wars may be fought and won in virtual worlds and only proven on the battlefield, Royal Air Force officer says

Future wars may be won and lost in synthetic environments as militaries use AI and virtual reality to model, train, and validate capabilities before battlefield engagement.
fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

NATO drone maker says the West needs to stop overengineering its weapons

Operating out of a NATO ally that shares a border with Russia, Origin Robotics has been closely following the war, even building combat systems for it. The CEO told Business Insider that the feedback they're receiving is providing important lessons not just for it, but for the West as it equips itself for potential future fights. The company makes autonomous aerial and airborne systems, including a drone-launched precision-guided weapon known as the BEAK, which is in use in Ukraine.
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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Ukrainian fighter pilot says the Gripen is the only fighter in the world for which he'd sell his soul

Vadym Voroshylov, a well-known Ukrainian MiG-29 pilot with the call sign Karaya, wrote on Instagram this week that the JAS-39 Gripen "is the only fighter jet in the world I'd be willing to sell my soul for." He said that this jet us "ideal option" for Ukraine today and also reliable for the future. Voroshylov's post came after Ukraine and Sweden signed a letter of intent to export up to 150 JAS 39 Gripen E fighter jets to Kyiv.
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fromBusiness Insider
2 weeks ago

LinkedIn engineering VP says technical skills alone 'don't cut it' for entry-level engineers

technical skills don't cut it.
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