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Emergent's CEO tells BI why he feeds hiring interview transcripts into ChatGPT
Emergent CEO Mukund Jha tells BI he feeds interview transcripts into ChatGPT to evaluate candidates and improve hiring decisions.
I'm 80 and a former weightlifter. Life after retirement felt dull — so I started exercising again.
Ng Bee Kia, 80, says age shouldn't stop people from staying active, even if it means sticking to basic exercises.
I quit my marketing job to backpack Asia. Traveling alone gave me the confidence to take big career risks.
A fashion employee in Dublin shared why she quit a job she loved to travel to China, Indonesia, and Vietnam for four months.
Snowflake makes cuts as part of 'targeted adjustments' to the company's strategy
Snowflake made cuts to "align our teams with Snowflake's long-term strategy." Tech companies like Atlassian and Block also recently conducted layoffs.
Audit sparked by Business Insider story slams California ties to Chinese boarding school
A US public school district bestowed its diplomas on private school students 6,000 miles away in Qingdao, China.
Uber gave up on driverless cars. Now it's paying the price.
After a fatal incident, Uber cancelled its autonomous vehicle project in 2018. Should it have kept going?
HR execs share a growing concern about doubling down on AI
HR executives say AI adoption is driving up costs, placing pressure on productivity gains and long-term profitability.
Millions of student-loan borrowers' accounts are being transferred to the Treasury
The Department of Education said the Treasury Department will take over collecting on defaulted student loans in a new partnership agreement.
How US police corruption actually works, according to a former NYPD cop
Mike Dowd is a former NYPD officer turned drug distributor who now exposes how police corruption grows and how reforms can stop it.
Goldman Sachs is shaking up how it cuts low performers this spring
Goldman Sachs is planning smaller batches of job cuts starting next month to give divisions more control over timing than past years, sources say.
Jeffrey Epstein's personal lawyer says he took out huge cash withdrawals because he had trouble getting a credit card
Darren Indyke says Jeffrey Epstein needed a lot of cash for his lavish lifestyle, including a jet, a private island, and homes around the world.
CBS News plans to imminently cut dozens of employees as Bari Weiss remakes the broadcast network
CBS News planning to lay off dozens of employees. Top editor Bari Weiss previously suggested to employees that staffing changes were ahead.