Indeed and Glassdoor — both owned by the Japanese group Recruit Holdings Co. — are cutting roughly 1,300 jobs as part of a broader move to combine operations and shift more focus toward artificial ...

In an email to staff, Indeed’s CEO talks clearly and directly about job cuts, delivering a great example for other leaders.

"To achieve our company priorities, it requires creating a structure and culture to support them.""We will integrate Glassdoor operations into Indeed, working toward a simpler hiring experience for ...

Job-hunting platforms Indeed and Glassdoor are cutting their workforce, and it may be thanks to good old artificial intelligence.

Their Japanese parent company said Glassdoor will fold into Indeed. The company wants more AI use, particularly in writing code.

Recruit Holdings is eliminating about 1,300 jobs at Indeed and Glassdoor through layoffs, according to an announcement from ...

A number of high-profile technology companies have announced job cuts this summer as the industry faces rapid change.

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Indeed is cutting 6% of its global workforce as part of an artificial intelligence-driven consolidation, becoming the latest big tech company to reduce ...

The number of AI-related jobs has grown in recent years, as more postings for AI engineers, GenAI consultants and other roles ...