What Walmart's EVP of Global Tech companies looks for when hiring engineers

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Walmart's Sravana Karnati said he looks for these two qualities when he's hiring engineers.

Walmart

A new way to spot tremors in prediction markets

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Universal

I was called back into the JPMorgan office. My family has had to adjust, but I trust the company.

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Jitender Jain.

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I got a job at Google 2 years ago. Here's what's changed and my advice for new engineers entering Big Tech.

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Harsh Varshney has been a software engineer at Google for 2 years.

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I'm a machine learning engineer at Amazon who anticipated the ML boom. Here's my advice for staying ahead.

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Suvendu Mohanty is pictured.
Amazon ML engineer Suvendu Mohanty said TK.

Suvendu Mohanty

I quit Amazon for a $400,000 AI job offer from Meta at 22. Here's how I got into the industry and my advice for others.

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Manoj Tumu was working at Amazon when a Meta recruiter reached out to him.

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Vibe coding is here to stay — but engineers and computer scientists say 'learn to code' is still good advice

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Vibe coding can make programmer faster and more fun, but it has limits, engineers say.

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I'm a software engineer who spent nearly 7 years at Twitter before joining OpenAI. Here's how I got hired and why I love it.

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Jigar Bhati, who joined OpenAI in 2023, said the company still feels like a startup.

Jigar Bhati

I pivoted my tech career to focus on AI. Now I make $6,400 a week — but I care more about staying relevant than the money.

Tech Insider : Business
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Shakib now works as a contractor for an AI-driven recruitment company.

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Replit's CEO says anyone can build an app in an afternoon with AI — and it's powering a new wave of solo startups

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Eric Newcomer (left), with Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit (center), and Clem Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face (right)
Eric Newcomer (left), with Amjad Masad, CEO of Replit (center), and Clem Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face (right)

Eric Newcomer

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