Performance-related layoffs are a common practice among major US corporations. Last week, Microsoft announced similar cuts impacting less than 1% of its staff.
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MeitY Secretary S. Krishnan says DPDP rules will be flexible to protect users, foster innovation
The DPDP rules, still in their developmental phase, are designed to be flexible in order to avoid becoming overly prescriptive, Krishnan noted.
DPDP Rules: IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to meet industry stakeholders on January 14
Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to lead consultation on key provisions, including data transfer restrictions and children’s privacy, ahead of February feedback deadline.
‘Number of hours of work don’t matter, quality of work does,’ says Bajaj Auto MD
Bajaj Auto’s Managing Director Rajiv Bajaj, advocates quality over quantity in work, decentralised decision-making, and a humane approach to leadership amidst the debate on long working hours.
In the race for influence, are talent agencies losing their grip on influencers?
With rising competition, commissions and opaque contracts, some influencers are taking matters into their own hands — dismantling the power of talent managers in the process.
PM Modi makes surprising podcast appearance with Zerodha co-founder, netizens react
Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath confirms the buzz after a wave of online speculation, revealing the Prime Minister as his mystery guest.
Gen Z and Millennials unveil the 10 most cringeworthy office jargon
New research shows younger workers are rolling their eyes at dated corporate jargon—here’s why.
Meta to overhaul content moderation: Fewer factcheckers, more political content
Mark Zuckerberg announces plans to reduce censorship and introduce community-based factchecking on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads.
Anupam Mittal adds a playful twist to OYO’s recent policy shift
Shaadi.com founder lightens the mood on social media with a humorous take on OYO’s policy shift restricting bookings for unmarried couples.
Meta challenges CCI’s Rs 213-crore penalty over WhatsApp privacy update
Social media giant argues far-reaching impact of antitrust order, secures January 16 hearing before NCLAT.