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From comfortable MNC job to daily regret- Techie's new job move backfires fast: 'I hate it here'A Gen AI engineer expressed deep regret after leaving a comfortable MNC job for a startup, despite a significant salary increase. He found ...- Rejected from over 10,000 jobs in 18 months, system engineer with 20 years of experience is now homeless; says getting job isn't the hardest challenge anymoreA veteran system engineer says he became homeless after submitting more than 10,000 job applications over 18 months despite having 20 years...
- 'No car, couch or TV': 24-year-old Meta employee earning $306,500 rejects luxurious lifestyle, reveals strategy to build wealth while pursuing travelling, hobbiesA 24-year-old software engineer at Meta, Raymond Zeng, earns a staggering $306,500 annually but lives a minimalist life,. He does not own a...
- No IIT, no IIM, techie reveals how he went from Rs 5 LPA to Rs 12 LPA in less than three yearsA software professional detailed his journey from a ₹5 LPA entry-level salary to ₹14 LPA in under three years, overcoming a tough job marke...
- From ₹1K gigs to ₹70 lakh hustle: Techie quits moonlighting to reclaim LifeA young platform engineer from a tier-3 college revealed his intense moonlighting journey, juggling two remote roles to earn Rs 70 lakh ann...
- 'No major screwups, no PIPs': Techie reveals shocking reason why four people were laid off despite good performanceSoftware professionals in India are facing job instability despite strong technical skills, as evidenced by recent layoffs at a well-funded...
- Rs 1.3 lakh income, Rs 1.2 crore house: 29-year-old techie debates buying vs renting amid EMI trap fears and layoffsA 29-year-old tech professional earning ₹1.3 lakh a month has sparked an online discussion after sharing his confusion over buying a ₹1.2 c...
- Oracle layoffs spark outrage: Employee battling cancer sacked after 20 years, calls company ‘evil’, says it didn’t even callOracle layoffs 2026: A user on Reddit claimed that his father, who worked for the same boss at Oracle, was laid off after 20 years. He reve...
- Software engineer wants to quit high-paying job to become a flight attendant, seeks advice — why many call it a bad moveSoftware engineer career change advice: A software engineer earning a high salary is considering a drastic career change to become a flight...
- Reddit Inc stock soars 15%: Is it time to buy into the hype? What is the reason behind the jump?Reddit introduced a suite of AI-driven advertising solutions, a development widely viewed as pivotal to its evolving revenue strategy. The ...
- Here's why Reddit users are boycotting Elon Musk's X and it is related to Trump's inaugurationReddit communities have initiated or proposed bans on links to X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.
- Can you draw Indian flag? Bengaluru techie shares irritating job interview questions, sparks debateA seasoned frontend developer with a decade of experience shared her frustrating interview experience on Reddit. During the interview, she ...
- Reddit soars after NYSE debut: here are top things to knowSocial media company Reddit made a stellar debut on the bourses. Reddit's IPO raised $748 million after it was priced at the top end of the...
- Reddit prices IPO at $34 a share, in a positive sign for techThe San Francisco-based social media company had estimated that its shares would be priced at $31 to $34. The $34 price put Reddit's value ...
- Reddit’s long, rocky road to an initial public offeringThis week, as Reddit began a roadshow to appeal to potential investors, the hurdles it faced were apparent. The company said it was aiming ...
- Subreddits adopt other protest forms as Reddit threats action on moderatorsMany of these communities participated in the June 12-14 Reddit blackout to protest against the company's application programming interface...
- Most dark Reddit forums back in operation; CEO Steve Huffman against third-party apps using API for freeThe blackout could be short-lived as Reddit hopes to bring disgruntled communities and third-party apps back on board soon.
- Reddit lays off 5% of its workforce, to reduce hiringReddit, which was spun off from magazine conglomerate Condé Nast in 2011, has been in the news for its popular discussion channels and subg...
- Reddit acquires machine learning platform SpellSpell team members will move to Reddit and work on ML projects like how Reddit customises ad placements and keeps its communities safe.
- The drama at Reddit sure hasn't hurt trafficJuly was a record month for link sharing and community site Reddit, with a record 8 billion pageviews and 195 million monthly visitors.
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