July 2, 2024
TECH INDUSTRY RISING ARE BEST ONLINE LISTINGS
There is no definitive answer to whether online listings are the best way for tech companies to find new talent. However,there is a trend of rising online listings in the tech industry. Here are some reasons why:
- Increased Reach: Online listings can be seen by a wider pool of potential candidates than traditional methods, such as job boards or newspaper ads. This is especially beneficial for tech companies, which are often looking for candidates with specific skills that may be in short supply.
- Improved Targeting: Many online job boards allow employers to target their listings to specific demographics or skill sets. This can help to ensure that the right people see the job posting.
- Cost-Effective: Online listings are typically less expensive than traditional advertising methods.
- Efficiency: Online listings can streamline the application process for both employers and candidates. Employers can easily track applications and communicate with candidates, while candidates can apply for jobs with just a few clicks.
However, there are also some drawbacks to using online listings to recruit tech talent.
- Competition: The sheer volume of online listings can make it difficult for employers to get their jobs noticed.
- Quality of Candidates: Not all online job boards are created equal. Some may be more likely to attract unqualified candidates.
- Time Commitment: Screening a large number of online applications can be time-consuming for employers.
Here are some of the best online listing platforms for tech companies:
- LinkedIn: LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional networking site, and it is a great place to find qualified tech talent. Employers can post jobs, search for candidates, and connect with potential hires.
- Indeed: Indeed is a popular job board that allows employers to post jobs for free. Indeed also has a powerful search engine that can help employers find qualified candidates.
- Glassdoor: Glassdoor is a website where employees can anonymously review their companies. Glassdoor also has a job board where employers can post jobs.
- GitHub Jobs: GitHub Jobs is a job board specifically for tech jobs. Employers can post jobs for free, and candidates can search for jobs by skill set, location, and company.
- AngelList: AngelList is a platform for startups and investors. AngelList also has a job board where startups can post jobs for free.
Ultimately, the best way for tech companies to find new talent is to use a variety of methods, including online listings,employee referrals, and attending industry events.
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- US government sues Apple in landmark iPhone monopoly lawsuit – videoThe US government filed a sprawling antitrust case against Apple, alleging that the tech giant has illegally prevented competition by restricting access to its software and hardware. ‘Apple has maintained its power not because of its superiority, but because of its unlawful exclusionary behavior,’ said US attorney general Merrick Garland * US accuses Apple of… Read more: US government sues Apple in landmark iPhone monopoly lawsuit – video
- Nearly 4,000 celebrities found to be victims of deepfake pornographyChannel 4 News finds 255 British people including its presenter Cathy Newman to have been doctored into explicit images More than 250 British celebrities are among the thousands of famous people who are victims of deepfake pornography, an investigation has found. A Channel 4 News analysis of the five most visited deepfake websites found almost… Read more: Nearly 4,000 celebrities found to be victims of deepfake pornography
- The surreal, colourful Katamari Damacy is 20 – and still the weirdest game I have ever lovedThis wacky Japanese game leaves a lifelong impression on everyone who plays it, if only because they can’t get its theme music out of their head • Don’t get Pushing Buttons delivered to your inbox? Sign up here My parents were somewhat sceptical of video games when I was growing up. I did have a… Read more: The surreal, colourful Katamari Damacy is 20 – and still the weirdest game I have ever loved
- Microsoft hires DeepMind co-founder to lead new AI divisionTech News British tech pioneer Mustafa Suleyman will be chief executive of organisation focusing on consumer products and research Microsoft has appointed the co-founder of the British artificial intelligence lab DeepMind as the head of a new AI division. Mustafa Suleyman, 39, co-founded DeepMind with Demis Hassabis and Shane Legg in 2010 and the company… Read more: Microsoft hires DeepMind co-founder to lead new AI division
- Mike Lynch fraud trial enters day two as prosecutors paint UK tech tycoon as ‘controlling’Tech News Autonomy co-founder accused of intimidating people who raised concerns before 2011 HP takeover and inflating software firm sales The British entrepreneur Mike Lynch will return to court in San Francisco on Tuesday after prosecutors used the opening day of his criminal trial to paint him as a “dominating, controlling, intimidating boss” who orchestrated… Read more: Mike Lynch fraud trial enters day two as prosecutors paint UK tech tycoon as ‘controlling’
- TechScape: Could a Labour ‘nudification’ manifesto bring more safety to AI?Tech News A new proposal aims to bring greater oversight to AI development, from deepfakes and ‘cheapfakes’ to electoral misinformation, but it could highlight a divide between parties • Don’t get TechScape delivered to your inbox? Sign up for the full article here The politics of AI regulation became a little clearer this weekend, after… Read more: TechScape: Could a Labour ‘nudification’ manifesto bring more safety to AI?
- ‘I’m back!’: how Guardian readers reclaimed their brains and cut their screen times by 40%Tech News Readers say they’ve been sleeping better and pursuing new hobbies since signing up to the Reclaim your brain newsletter * Haven’t signed up yet? Start your free, five-week plan here It’s been almost three months since the Guardian launched the Reclaim your brain newsletter – a free, five-week email coaching plan for anyone… Read more: ‘I’m back!’: how Guardian readers reclaimed their brains and cut their screen times by 40%
- Elon Musk replies to post by far-right Austrian linked to Christchurch terrorist after X account restoredTech News Founder of Identitarian Movement, Martin Sellner, preaches superiority of European ethnic groups and was banned from Twitter in 2020 * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast A far-right Austrian who received donations from and communicated with… Read more: Elon Musk replies to post by far-right Austrian linked to Christchurch terrorist after X account restored
- Microsoft hires DeepMind co-founder to lead new AI divisionBritish tech pioneer Mustafa Suleyman will be chief executive of organisation focusing on consumer products and research Microsoft has appointed the co-founder of the British artificial intelligence lab DeepMind as the head of a new AI division. Mustafa Suleyman, 39, co-founded DeepMind with Demis Hassabis and Shane Legg in 2010 and the company went on… Read more: Microsoft hires DeepMind co-founder to lead new AI division
- ‘I’m back!’: how Guardian readers reclaimed their brains and cut their screen times by 40%Readers say they’ve been sleeping better and pursuing new hobbies since signing up to the Reclaim your brain newsletter * Haven’t signed up yet? Start your free, five-week plan here It’s been almost three months since the Guardian launched the Reclaim your brain newsletter – a free, five-week email coaching plan for anyone who wants… Read more: ‘I’m back!’: how Guardian readers reclaimed their brains and cut their screen times by 40%
- TechScape: Could a Labour ‘nudification’ manifesto bring more safety to AI?A new proposal aims to bring greater oversight to AI development, from deepfakes and ‘cheapfakes’ to electoral misinformation, but it could highlight a divide between parties • Don’t get TechScape delivered to your inbox? Sign up for the full article here The politics of AI regulation became a little clearer this weekend, after an influential… Read more: TechScape: Could a Labour ‘nudification’ manifesto bring more safety to AI?
- Mike Lynch fraud trial enters day two as prosecutors paint UK tech tycoon as ‘controlling’Autonomy co-founder accused of intimidating people who raised concerns before 2011 HP takeover and inflating software firm sales The British entrepreneur Mike Lynch will return to court in San Francisco on Tuesday after prosecutors used the opening day of his criminal trial to paint him as a “dominating, controlling, intimidating boss” who orchestrated a huge… Read more: Mike Lynch fraud trial enters day two as prosecutors paint UK tech tycoon as ‘controlling’
- Elon Musk replies to post by far-right Austrian linked to Christchurch terrorist after X account restoredFounder of Identitarian Movement, Martin Sellner, preaches superiority of European ethnic groups and was banned from Twitter in 2020 * Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates * Get our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast A far-right Austrian who received donations from and communicated with the Christchurch… Read more: Elon Musk replies to post by far-right Austrian linked to Christchurch terrorist after X account restored
- Internet providers have left rural Americans behind. One county is fighting backTech News Congress is spending $65bn to connect the rural US to the world. Orangeburg, South Carolina, knows the stakes better than anywhere Orangeburg, South Carolina, is not the middle of nowhere. It’s an hour south of Columbia. It’s an hour and 15 minutes north of Charleston. It’s an hour and a half away from… Read more: Internet providers have left rural Americans behind. One county is fighting back
- Tesla settles with former employee over racial discrimination claimsTech News Owen Diaz sued the carmarker in 2017, and though no details are available earlier settlement numbers ranged from $3.2m to $137m Tesla has settled with a former employee in a long-running discrimination case that drew attention to the electric vehicle maker’s treatment of people of color. Owen Diaz, who was awarded nearly $3.2m… Read more: Tesla settles with former employee over racial discrimination claims
- On my radar: Nicole Flattery’s cultural highlightsTech News The Irish writer on a sumptuous Francis Ford Coppola film, swimming in winter and the thrill of using a dumb phone Writer Nicole Flattery was born in Kinnegad, County Westmeath, in 1989. She studied theatre and film at Trinity College Dublin, followed by a master’s in creative writing, and won the White Review… Read more: On my radar: Nicole Flattery’s cultural highlights
- Apple to pay $490m to settle claims it misled investors over sales in ChinaTech News Company denies that Tim Cook deceived investors when he said iPhone sales were strong weeks before revenue warning Apple has agreed to pay $490m to settle a class-action lawsuit led by the UK’s Norfolk county council. The class action alleged chief executive Tim Cook misled investors about a steep downturn in iPhone sales… Read more: Apple to pay $490m to settle claims it misled investors over sales in China
- As AI tools get smarter, they’re growing more covertly racist, experts findTech News ChatGPT and Gemini discriminate against those who speak African American Vernacular English, report shows Popular artificial intelligence tools are becoming more covertly racist as they advance, says an alarming new report. A team of technology and linguistics researchers revealed this week that large language models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini hold racist… Read more: As AI tools get smarter, they’re growing more covertly racist, experts find
- Internet providers have left rural Americans behind. One county is fighting backCongress is spending $65bn to connect the rural US to the world. Orangeburg, South Carolina, knows the stakes better than anywhere Orangeburg, South Carolina, is not the middle of nowhere. It’s an hour south of Columbia. It’s an hour and 15 minutes north of Charleston. It’s an hour and a half away from Augusta. It’s… Read more: Internet providers have left rural Americans behind. One county is fighting back
- Tesla settles with former employee over racial discrimination claimsOwen Diaz sued the carmarker in 2017, and though no details are available earlier settlement numbers ranged from $3.2m to $137m Tesla has settled with a former employee in a long-running discrimination case that drew attention to the electric vehicle maker’s treatment of people of color. Owen Diaz, who was awarded nearly $3.2m by a… Read more: Tesla settles with former employee over racial discrimination claims
- On my radar: Nicole Flattery’s cultural highlightsThe Irish writer on a sumptuous Francis Ford Coppola film, swimming in winter and the thrill of using a dumb phone Writer Nicole Flattery was born in Kinnegad, County Westmeath, in 1989. She studied theatre and film at Trinity College Dublin, followed by a master’s in creative writing, and won the White Review short story… Read more: On my radar: Nicole Flattery’s cultural highlights
- Apple to pay $490m to settle claims it misled investors over sales in ChinaCompany denies that Tim Cook deceived investors when he said iPhone sales were strong weeks before revenue warning Apple has agreed to pay $490m to settle a class-action lawsuit led by the UK’s Norfolk county council. The class action alleged chief executive Tim Cook misled investors about a steep downturn in iPhone sales in China… Read more: Apple to pay $490m to settle claims it misled investors over sales in China
- As AI tools get smarter, they’re growing more covertly racist, experts findChatGPT and Gemini discriminate against those who speak African American Vernacular English, report shows Popular artificial intelligence tools are becoming more covertly racist as they advance, says an alarming new report. A team of technology and linguistics researchers revealed this week that large language models like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini hold racist stereotypes about… Read more: As AI tools get smarter, they’re growing more covertly racist, experts find
- Violent online content ‘unavoidable’ for UK children, Ofcom findsTech News Every child interviewed by media watchdog had watched violent material on the internet Violent online content is now “unavoidable” for children in the UK, with many first exposed to it when they are still in primary school, research from the media watchdog has found. Every single British child interviewed for the Ofcom study… Read more: Violent online content ‘unavoidable’ for UK children, Ofcom finds
- Steven Mnuchin putting together investor group to buy TikTokTech News Ex-treasury secretary tells CNBC of plans a day after US House passes bill giving app’s owner six months to divest or face US ban * The House passed a TikTok bill. Will the US really ban the app? Steven Mnuchin is putting together an investor group to try to buy TikTok, he told… Read more: Steven Mnuchin putting together investor group to buy TikTok
- Apple to pay $490m to settle claims it misled investors over sales in ChinaCompany denied that Tim Cook deceived investors when he said iPhone sales were strong weeks before revenue warning Apple has agreed to pay $490m to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging chief executive Tim Cook misled investors about a steep downturn in iPhone’s sales in China that culminated in a jarring revision to the company’s revenue… Read more: Apple to pay $490m to settle claims it misled investors over sales in China
- US Senate slow-walks bill forcing TikTok saleSenators have indicated they will take their time to decide on the bill that would force China-based ByteDance to divest from the app US senators want the chamber to take its time in deciding whether to back a House of Representatives bill that would force China-based ByteDance to divest from the short video app TikTok… Read more: US Senate slow-walks bill forcing TikTok sale
- McDonald’s hit by ‘technology outage’ in UK, Australia, Japan and ChinaFast food chain working to resolve problem but denies it has been hit by cybersecurity attack McDonald’s restaurants in multiple countries including the UK and Australia have been hit by a “technology outage”, which the fast food chain denied had been caused by a cybersecurity attack. Australia, the UK, Japan and China were among the… Read more: McDonald’s hit by ‘technology outage’ in UK, Australia, Japan and China
- Violent online content ‘unavoidable’ for UK children, Ofcom findsEvery child interviewed by media watchdog had watched violent material on the internet Violent online content is now “unavoidable” for children in the UK, with many first exposed to it when they are still in primary school, research from the media watchdog has found. Every single British child interviewed for the Ofcom study had watched… Read more: Violent online content ‘unavoidable’ for UK children, Ofcom finds
- Steven Mnuchin putting together investor group to buy TikTokEx-treasury secretary tells CNBC of plans a day after US House passes bill giving app’s owner six months to divest or face US ban * The House passed a TikTok bill. Will the US really ban the app? Steven Mnuchin is putting together an investor group to try to buy TikTok, he told CNBC on… Read more: Steven Mnuchin putting together investor group to buy TikTok
- What will the EU’s proposed act to regulate AI mean for consumers?How does the bill define AI, how will it protect consumers from abuse, and what do the big tech companies think about it? The European Union’s proposed AI law was endorsed by the European parliament on Wednesday, and is a milestone in regulating the technology. The vote is an important step towards introducing the legislation.… Read more: What will the EU’s proposed act to regulate AI mean for consumers?