If you were laid off, you could 'boomerang' back to your old company. Here's who's more likely to be asked back.

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People who were laid off could be rehired.

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Goldman Sachs flags 'growing signs of weakness' in the US jobs market as layoffs mount

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Layoffs are on the rise triggering, Goldman economists to speculate the US job market may be softening, according to a new report.

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CloudKitchens CTO says he might add an IQ test for job applicants

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CloudKitchens CTO Brian Atwell said the startup's accounting team already uses IQ tests in its interview process.

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Big pay, bigger influence: How Wall Street's war for AI talent is shaping new power dynamics

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The real reason the job market is totally broken

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Resume wormhole.

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The Great Freeze is almost as bad as the aftermath of the Great Recession if you're looking for a job

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Hiring is looking like the post-Great Recession period.

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The 10 best and 10 worst states for finding a job right now

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Jobs are in high demand. Here are the areas where you're more likely to find them.

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Sequoia partner Jess Lee shares the system she uses to evaluate employees

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Polyvore CEO Jess Lee

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Welcome to the 'Great Freeze': Why companies aren't firing, workers can't grow, and the unemployed can't get jobs

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Hiring and layoffs are low in the US.

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Marc Benioff says AI won't replace sales — and that Salesforce is still hiring thousands of salespeople

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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said he recently hired between 3,000 and 5,000 salespeople.

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