I'm the cofounder of a company with an AI-powered tiny team. Here's what it takes for me to hire someone new.

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Sidhant Bendre is the cofounder of Oleve.

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Intel laid me off — and I could see it coming. My third layoff in a decade has been the toughest to bounce back from.

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Kent Ha
Kent Ha

Kent Ha

Don't panic: AI isn't here for your job (yet)

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Commuters board a train at the Westchester/Veterans Metro K Line station on Thursday, October 2, 2025, in Los Angeles.

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How an H-1B visa-holder went from dental school to landing an AI job at Apple

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Anshul Gandhi
Anshul Gandhi landed a machine learning job at Apple roughly a decade after pivoting away from a career as a dentist.

Anshul Gandhi

Why the number of disconnected youth is growing — and how to fix it

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Americans are spending like mad. It may not be enough to stop a recession.

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An economist describes the skills that can give you 'armor' against AI changing your job

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Employees work at the Mistral AI headquarters, an artificial intelligence startup, in Paris, on January 15, 2025
Economist Linda Nazareth shared seven skills that could keep your job safe from AI.

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The Gen Xers turning to odd jobs — from summer internships to ice hockey refereeing — to stay employed

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William Simon
William Simon works as an ice hockey official when he has the opportunity to.

William Simon

Schools are training kids to follow in AI's footsteps — pushing them toward a 'life of hurt,' says a VC-turned-educator

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Ted Dintersmith, a former venture capitalist turned education reformer, has spent the past 15 years pushing schools to adapt to the AI era.
Ted Dintersmith argues that America's schools are training kids to do what AI already does better, leaving Gen Z unprepared for the job market.

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A Gen Zer explains how he navigated Amazon's 5-hour 'loop' interview and landed a job with no connections

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Sooraj Kumar
Sooraj Kumar

Sooraj Kumar

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