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Aoibhinn Mc Bride

Aoibhinn Mc Bride Content Editor at Jobbio

Should tech move past toxic slogan culture?

While Mark Zuckerberg’s famous “move fast and break things” mantra may serve him well during his unconfirmed MMA cage fight with Elon Musk, is this way of thinking still facilitating growth and innovation? In the last 18 months, Zuckerberg’s Meta has made over 21,000 staff redundant and has implemented a “Year of Efficiency” to offset the huge los...

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Web3 job searches increase by 1957%

Waves of hype swell up regularly in the tech world. The latest obsession is with AI. With the potential for AI tools to be used across most industries, and new roles being created as a result, it’s no surprise that AI is capturing attention. However, not too long ago, the obsession was with Web3. Web3 and AI are not so different; essentially, they ...

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Kirstie McDermott

Kirstie McDermott Senior Content Editor at Amply

Key tech jobs to apply for this week

An unexplored aspect of 2022 and 2023’s tech and finance layoffs is that of the hundreds of thousands of jobs that were made redundant globally, many were not across purely tech functions. Roger Lee, founder of job cuts bible Layoffs.fyi says that “sales is the most common role, accounting for 20% of the laid-off tech workers. Recruiting and HR are...

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Anna Roughley

Anna Roughley Head of Insight and Engagement at Lending Standards Board (LSB)

Tackling 'The Creep’: How to support customers during the cost of living crisis

I join a Teams call with my colleagues a few minutes late and they are mid conversation: “It’s been nice to get a little rain, as I was starting to keep the curtains closed to keep the heat out! What a difference from April, as I was having to put the heating on,’’ one of them says. “I didn’t dare put mine on – I opted for a hot water bottle inst...

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What skills are fintech employers seeking in 2023?

The workplace is changing at an unprecedented rate, and with it, how and why recruiters choose certain applicants over others. Historically, career progression and recruitment worked in a linear fashion, with experience and education certain to give one candidate an edge over another. Post-COVID, however, everything has changed. Research from McKi...

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Níamh Curran

Níamh Curran

Pride in fintech isn’t just about rainbows in June

As Pride month comes to an end, it is evident that the fintech community needs to look at the role it has in amplifying LGBTQIA+ voices in the industry and making sure companies are embracing all the talent on offer. Deloitte and Workplace Pride conducted a study which included responses from over 5,000 LGBTQ+ people across 13 different co...

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Kirstie McDermott

Kirstie McDermott Senior Content Editor at Amply

Is the era of big tech over for younger workers?

Generation Z made up 20% of the workforce in 2020, and is, according to Deloitte, set to soon become the most populous generation on earth. It is also the most diverse generation, with 77% of Gen Z-ers saying that it’s important to work for companies or organisations whose values align with their own. Gen Z is also prioritising their mental health...

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How to respond to 'tell me about yourself' in interviews

You have been called for an interview, which means that you have already beaten 80% of applicants. Now you just need to outperform the other interviewees to secure an offer. This seems like positive odds, yet the majority of candidates will stumble when the interviewer asks “tell me about yourself?” Because this question is generally proffered as ...

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Aoibhinn Mc Bride

Aoibhinn Mc Bride Content Editor at Jobbio

Why British workers are now more likely to work into their 70s

What does King Charles have in common with nearly 300,000 British men who don’t have any royal credentials? They’re all working into their 70s. Once upon a time, a free bus pass signalled the start of retirement, but the days of hanging up your proverbial hat at 60 are becoming increasingly rare as the cost-of-living crisis is forcing more workers ...

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Cybersecurity and cloud computing have the largest tech skills gaps

In the future jobs market, it will pay to have skills that are in demand––so says The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) 2023 Future of Jobs report. Technology is moving faster than companies can design and scale up their training programmes, and as a result, companies and organisations are reshaping the way they look at nearly every aspect of the workpl...

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Sandra O'Connell

Sandra O'Connell Journalist at Sandra O'Connell

3 ways generative AI is driving innovation in financial services

It took sliced bread five years to gain widespread adoption. It took ChatGPT (apparently the best thing since) just two months. Launched to the public in November, by January ChatGPT had reached 100 million users, making it the fastest growing consumer application ever. It’s not just ChatGPT either, Google’s Bard and image generating applications ...

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Sehrish Alikhan

Sehrish Alikhan Reporter at Finextra

Here’s how to get hired at Episode Six

On the latest dive into what fintech companies are seeking in new hires, Finextra spoke to Chermaine Hu, CFO and co-founder of payments infrastructure and ledger management software company Episode Six. Hu offers guidance for incoming applicants to the fintech sector and details the benefits of working at Episode Six. What top tips can you offer ca...

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