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A Hiring Manager’s perspective on tinkering & AI
Read the full story: A Hiring Manager’s perspective on tinkering & AIAI is reshaping hiring expectations across fast-moving technology companies today. Ben Potter, Product — OSS & Developer Relations at Coder, argues that AI is raising the value of judgement, communication, curiosity, and demonstrable impact rather than simply increasing output.
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Technology employers accelerate shift to skills-based hiring
Technology employers are increasingly hiring for skills rather than credentials.…
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WP Engine opens Smart Search AI ecosystem-wide
WP Engine has opened Smart Search AI beyond hosting customers.…
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Standard Chartered finances nine United aircraft
Standard Chartered arranged $390m financing for nine United Airlines aircraft.…
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Seeing Machines reaches profitability inflection point
Seeing Machines reached positive second-half cash flow as volumes surged.…
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Spirax holds guidance after stronger first half
Spirax raised first-half profit while keeping its full-year guidance unchanged.…
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JCB sets hydrogen land-speed record at Bonneville
JCB has set a hydrogen land-speed record using production engines.…
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Business leaders don’t know the difference between AI and IA — and it’s costing them
AI confusion is pushing businesses towards costly technology investment mistakes.…
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West Midlands launches £10m high-street fund
West Midlands leaders launched £10m to revive regional high streets.…
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Court clears Vossloh takeover of Cordel
Cordel’s takeover by Vossloh has cleared its final court hurdle.…
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IHG growth slows as Middle East bites
IHG increased first-half profit despite Middle East travel disruption pressures.…
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Leadership —
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ustwo adds DeepMind executive to oversee AI
ustwo has appointed dedicated board oversight for artificial intelligence strategy. Google DeepMind executive Simon Bouton becomes the studio’s first AI non-executive director as governance, commercial value, and responsible deployment move deeper into board responsibilities.
