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The job market is ever changing, as companies throughout the tech industry layoff hundreds of people, and artificial intelligence comes into view. TechCrunch covers the changing job market in the tech industry.

 

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As venture capitalists continue to pour money into defense tech startups, they’re turning to a new hiring pool: ex-military officials.  

More ex-military officials are becoming VCs as defense tech investment reached $35B

When I attended Automate in Chicago a few weeks back, multiple people thanked me for TechCrunch’s semi-regular robotics job report. It’s always edifying to get that feedback in person. While…

These 81 robotics companies are hiring

It’s tough out there — and yet, doing my semi-regular jobs post always gives me hope. Seems every time I post one of these, the number increases. At 74 companies,…

These 74 robotics companies are hiring

Agility Robotics on Thursday confirmed that it has laid off a “small number” of employees. The well-funded Oregon-based firm says the job loss is part of a company-wide focus on…

Agility Robotics lays off some staff amid commercialization focus

It’s extremely heartening to see our little list effectively double since the last time we did one of these. While it’s true that layoffs continue to plague the tech industry…

These 61 robotics companies are hiring

There’s no such thing as a future-proof career. This is something I consider nearly any time I write about advances in generative AI. Is there a sense in which I’m…

These 32 robotics companies are hiring

LinkedIn users have a ton of connections in their network, but they don’t reach out to a lot of them regularly. The professional social network is trying to make that…

LinkedIn’s new feature nudges users to reach out to people in their network

Will AI automate human jobs, and — if so — which jobs and when? That’s the trio of questions a new research study from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence…

New MIT CSAIL study suggests that AI won’t steal as many jobs as expected

Will AI make resumes and cover letters even less useful than they were before? Quite possibly. Case in point, EarnBetter, a startup founded by former Credit Karma employees, is developing…

EarnBetter applies generative AI to writing resumes and cover letters

Apple seems to be finally getting serious about infusing generative AI into its products after announcing a solitary “Transformer” model-based autocorrect feature on iOS 17 earlier this year. The company…

Apple’s job listings suggest it plans to infuse AI in multiple products

[These listings originally appeared in TechCrunch’s robotics newsletter, Actuator. Subscribe here.] Every time I put out a call for robotics jobs, I’m bombarded. It’s a beautiful thing. In spite of…

These 27 robotics companies are hiring

Mention automation and someone will invariably (and understandably) mention its impact on jobs. There are a lot of opposing views on the subject, of course, but the one thing everyone…

Amazon and MIT are partnering to study how robots impact jobs

I certainly wouldn’t go so far as to say the robotics industry is recession-proof, but it’s remained remarkably stable through a turbulent few years of economic instability. Automation was accelerated…

These robotics companies are hiring

The technology industry continues to rack up an ever-longer list of layoffs — which now stand at nearly 139,000 according to Layoffs.fyi — but taking the wider job market, the…

Technical interview platform Karat snaps up Triplebyte to add adaptive quizzes for engineers

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The tech jobs market might not be as shaky as it feels

With all the tech layoffs lately, it’s easy to think that the market has tightened, but we found that the jobs market remains robust.

The tech jobs market might not be as shaky as it feels

Many qualified workers are failed by the current model of work in the United States, where jobs are either part time or full time. Working 40 set hours a week…

Handoff is creating a more equitable workforce through job sharing

As companies look to build diverse workforces, the biggest problem seems to be sourcing candidates from historically underrepresented groups, often because companies don’t know where to look. TaTio, an Israeli…

TaTio AI-based work simulations help diverse job seekers showcase their skills

The process of finding job candidates often entails a lot of tedious manual work for recruiters, like sending versions of the same email over and over again. That’s why Kula…

Kula makes the job recruitment process less exhausting

Over the past 18 months, Inflection Points has been working in stealth mode to build out a crypto-focused employment and corporate training business and just secured $12.6 million in funding.…

Longtime Bitcoin bull Anthony Pompliano launches crypto hiring firm Inflection Points with $12.6M raise

Winnie, the startup that helps families find child care, is now tackling the other side of the equation — helping caregivers find jobs that pay an equitable wage. Today Winnie…

Child care startup Winnie launches job marketplace to help carers find better paying positions

Online job listings were one of the first things to catch on in the first generation of the internet. But that has, ironically, also meant that some of the most-used…

Beamery raises $138M at an $800M valuation for its ‘operating system for recruitment’

A lot of the focus in recruitment these days has been on better technology to connect people to job opportunities at new organizations, but that also leaves a wide opening…

Gloat raises $57M to reinvent the internal job board

Women have long had the short end of the stick when it comes to employment, regularly finding themselves struggling to break through the glass ceiling for promotions and on average…

The Mom Project raises $25M for its job site aimed at working mothers

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an almost immeasurable negative impact on the wider economy. Specifically in the job market, there have been millions of job losses, and in the U.S.…

Microsoft to distribute $20M in grants to nonprofits, offers free skills training via LinkedIn

Last week, U.S. unemployment claims hit 36 million over a two-month period. The results of pandemic-led closures have been devastating to innumerable industries, as the timeline to reopen remains uncertain…

36M Americans have filed for unemployment, but (some) tech firms are still hiring

Given the endless drumbeat of layoff announcements — with deep cuts by Airbnb and Uber garnering much of the industry’s attention this week — it’s reasonable to wonder: what happens…

What recruiters are saying about the tech job market right now

Nearly 60% of the over 700,000 jobs lost in the first wave of pandemic layoffs were jobs held by women, according to data from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research.…

InHerSight’s new app personalizes job matches to women’s career goals

Over the course of the last year or so, Google started adding more job search features to its search engine. Today, it’s expanding this program by also making it easier…

It’s now easier to find work-from-home jobs in Google Search

In a recently published, roughly 75-page report, British non-profit organization The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts (RSA) outlined several scenarios for how the UK labor market will be…

Planning for the uncertain future of work

The recruitment market is big business — worth some $554 billion annually according to the most recent report from the World Employment Confederation. In the tech world, that translates into…

Google takes Hire, its G Suite recruitment platform, to its first global markets, UK and Canada