Samsung workers strike. CEO warns of crisis
The prospect of an 18-day strike at Samsung Electronics, scheduled for May 21 over bonus disputes, is casting…
The Meta’s new strategy. Employees teach their successors AI
Meta is betting that the fastest way to create fully autonomous AI agents is to tap into the…
Samsung goes all the way and wants to block trade union strikes
Samsung’s legal offensive against labor unions is a desperate attempt to maintain production stability at a critical juncture…
IT jobs for beginners: AI an opportunity instead of a threat
The long-standing stagnation in the job market for entry-level programmers—triggered by the end of the era of cheap…
IT recruitment: why are companies losing sight of the right people in the clutter of algorithms?
Replacing a leader’s intuition with a keyword-matching algorithm has led to a paradox in which the technological perfection…
The job market in Poland: The most desirable qualities of candidates
Polskie firmy odchodzą od tradycyjnego kultu wąskiej specjalizacji na rzecz kandydatów wykazujących ponadprzeciętną zwinność intelektualną. Najnowsze dane ManpowerGroup…
Microsoft halts cloud and sales hiring
Microsoft’s decision to freeze recruitment in its key cloud and sales divisions signals that the Redmond-based giant is…
New redundancies at Meta: company cuts costs to invest in AI
Meta Platforms is continuing its aggressive restructuring, replacing traditional operational teams with a small team specialising in generative…
Signify announces group layoffs in Piła. The reduction will cover 14% of the staff
Signify has announced plans to lay off 295 employees at its factory in Piła, representing nearly 14% of…
The efficiency paradox: Why the Meta is cutting jobs again
Meta is facing another phase of radical restructuring, with planned layoffs potentially affecting as many as one-fifth of…
Recognition deficit: Why Polish companies are losing out to silent leaders
Contemporary human capital suffers from a recognition deficit, which directly translates into financial results: although 97% of employees…
The end of cheap labour. Poland relies on AI experts
Poland is definitively closing the chapter of being Europe's “administrative back office,” evolving toward a mature ecosystem where…
Where have IT jobs gone? 3 key growth areas after the 2025 wave of redundancies
The year 2025 went down in history as a time of great reconfiguration of the technology sector, in…
Why is Gen Z more afraid of AI than Boomers? Surprising findings from a survey of 35 markets
The sharp increase in job offers for “AI agents” by over 1,500% signals that corporations are finally moving…
Earnings in IT 2025: Up to £25k for a B2B senior. Who gained the most?
After two years of decline, the Polish IT market showed the first signs of recovery in 2025, closing…
Engineers are too expensive to watch over servers
As technology cycles shorten from years to months, the traditional race for speed of response no longer guarantees…
Poland vice-leader in surveillance in Europe. 36% of employees feel under surveillance
Poland has unexpectedly become the European runner-up in terms of employee surveillance, second only to Switzerland in terms…
From controller to mentor. Why are ‘soft’ competencies the hardest currency in AI?
The traditional hierarchical leadership model is becoming not only anachronistic, but also risky from a business perspective. Today,…
The 4-day working week is losing supporters
Entuzjazm dla 4-dniowego tygodnia pracy w Polsce wyraźnie słabnie, a ideę rynkowej rewolucji zaczyna hamować strach o finanse.…
AI will take people’s jobs – DeepSeek’s surprising pessimism
After months of strategic silence following the spectacular debut of their open-source model, Chinese AI powerhouse DeepSeek has…
Layoffs at IBM. Giant ‘balances’ jobs as cloud slows down
IBM continues its strategic shift toward high-margin software and AI, announcing another round of layoffs that will affect…