Royal Dutch Shell has announced that it will cut 9,000 jobs, as reported by Bloomberg. But the company asserts that this is not a cost-cutting measure. It is a measure to realign to the needs of the future.
With 2020 underway, marketers are looking to get ahead of the trends that are already shaping the way we connect with customers. As we settle into this new year, I’m seeing the industry focus on rising above the noise through consumer channels, decentralizing the marketing organization, using data to drive greater efficiency and a dedication to always put consumers first.
Whereas current Amazon workers have been given coupons ranging from $10–$25, potential workers will be given a $1,500–$3,000 hiring bonus upon joining the retail giant.
The right combination of B2B apps and enterprise software can help companies build momentum in the midst of budget-tightening inflation, says Sean Sollitto, founder of Relish.
The latest tech layoffs were announced by Atlassian, impacting 500 employees of its global workforce across departments.
Robert Half, through its survey reveals the shift in employee awareness w.r.t. their roles in an organization, and what they expect in strenuous times such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Google is the latest in the list of Big Tech companies that have announced massive job cuts in the last few months. Read on to learn more about Google’s layoff.
As cybersecurity budgets get sliced amid the downturn, experts predict COVID-19 will accelerate the shift to Identity Access Management and cloud security solutions to secure distributed workforce.
We analyze 10Fold’s latest survey results on the impact of COVID-19 on marketing budgets.
New survey results from Wistia reveal new content marketing trends across channels. Podcasts emerge as the channel of choice for marketers.
