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Paranoid attribution is rising in workplaces. Employees fear layoffs, interpreting normal actions as threats. Economic conditions and structural shifts fuel this anxiety. Amber Smith left corporate ...

The parent company of Indeed and Glassdoor is laying off about 1,300 jobs, CBS News reports. The CEO of the parent company apparently wrote in a memo that “AI is changing the world.” [Link: Indeed and ...

Recruit Holdings, the parent company of career sites Indeed and Glassdoor, is laying off 1,300 employees across the two sites ...

The impact of artificial intelligence continues to ripple across the tech industry as Recruit Holdings, the parent of Indeed ...

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As AI barrels into the workplace, job search firms like Indeed and Glassdoor are replacing workers with the technology.

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