A former Uber distinguished engineer says all engineers should be writing code regularly — no matter their rank

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Former Uber distinguished engineer Joakim Recht said engineers who don't code "lose touch with the system."

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Atlassian's CEO explains why the company is planning for more engineers, not fewer

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Atlassian's CEO says vibe coding isn't replacing "core technologists" at his company.

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Box's CEO predicts jobs will grow in these 3 sectors due to AI

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Aaron Levie said he uses a variety of AI tools.

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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.

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A new way to spot tremors in prediction markets

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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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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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