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Elon Musk Turns Cupid? Users call on Musk to make a Twitter dating app that uses AI to make matches

Several Twitter users have asked Twitter CEO Elon Musk to make a Twitter based dating app called Twinder, that would use AI to help users get matches based on their likes and outlook. Musk finds the idea fascinating, and imagines it to be a great way to hire people.

LinkedIn cuts over 700 jobs, phases out China app as demand wavers

The move to cut roles in its sales, operations and support teams was aimed at streamlining the company's operations and would remove layers to help make quicker decisions, LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky said in a letter to employees.

From TCS to Amazon, here are the 25 best companies to work at in India, as per LinkedIn’s survey

Even though Amazon saw a lot of people getting fired in the last two years, and several other workforce-related controversies, it manages to rank second in LinkedIn's top 25 places to work at.

US woman reapplies to her own job after company offers higher pay for same role

Ruth Thomas, a pay equity strategist at Payscale, suggested that employers should communicate their pay strategy to their workers.

'Brand Ambassador of Swachh Bharat': Student cleans spilled food on metro floor

The boy took out a page from his notebook and washed off the dirt with it.

LinkedIn user shares unique 'Google-themed' resume, post goes viral

The resume has gone viral and has grabbed the attention of many who appreciated the man's creativity

CEO asks freshers to work 18 hours a day without "rona-dhona"; slammed online

Bombay Shaving Company founder and CEO Shantanu Deshpande, in a Linkedin post, has suggested that freshers must work 18 hours a day.

Woman ties rakhi on martyred brother's statue in Rajasthan, photo leaves internet emotional

The woman’s brother, who was a soldier in the Indian Army, had laid down his life during a gunfight in 2017. She now celebrates Raksha Bandhan by tying Rakhi to his statue

American CEO posts crying selfie after firing employees, slammed

An American CEO posted his picture of crying on LinkedIn, and stated that he is posting this to make people see that not every CEO is cold hearted and that he is very guilty of firing his employees

Woman adds 'sex work' as experience on LinkedIn, post goes viral

Many congratulated her for finding a new job that she found empowering and well paid. Several others commented that the value of sex work should not be minimised and few even supported her for writing and opening up on her journey