Microsoft's rumored January 2026 layoffs highlight the brutal economics of AI investment. We analyze the real reasons behind the cuts, what it means for tech workers, and how to future-proof your career in an AI-driven industry.
After reviewing thousands of applications for a 35-person remote company, I've identified the patterns that separate successful candidates from immediate rejections. Here's what I wish every applicant knew before hitting 'submit.'
When a hiring manager admitted they listed a job as remote just to attract candidates, then revealed it was actually hybrid, one candidate walked out. This growing trend of remote work bait-and-switch is costing job seekers time and trust. Here's how to protect yourself.
Based on extensive developer discussions, here's what the software engineering job market really looks like heading into 2026. We break down the trends, concerns, and opportunities you need to know.
When my company tried to force me back to the office after 14 months of productive remote work, I didn't just comply. I called their bluff, prepared my exit, and ended up with better terms. Here's exactly how I did it and what you can learn from my experience.
After 15 years in software engineering, I tried the latest AI-powered 'vibe coding' approach. What I discovered wasn't obsolescence, but rather why experienced developers are more valuable than ever in the age of AI assistance.
A recent Reddit thread asking 'Is everyone actually miserable in this subreddit?' revealed deep-seated issues in cybersecurity careers. This article explores the connection between constant threat exposure, privacy erosion, and professional burnout, offering actionable solutions for 2025.
When your 100% remote job suddenly demands office attendance with zero notice, it feels like betrayal. This comprehensive guide explores your rights, negotiation strategies, and practical steps to navigate this increasingly common workplace ambush.
AWS CEO Adam Selipsky recently called the idea of replacing junior developers with AI 'one of the dumbest ideas.' This article explores why AI is a tool for developers, not a replacement, and what this means for the future of software engineering careers.