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1 day ago |
thehrdigest.com | Ava Liz Martinez
The podcast industry might be thriving with every person who can afford a mic setup investing in one, however, things are not perfect for the podcast platform at Spotify. In a recent update, Spotify announced layoffs at its podcast studio and The Ringer team. The podcast division layoffs in 2025 were confirmed by Variety, and the report noted that 15 members from the team were cut. The Spotify Studios and Ringer podcast staff cuts represent a 5% reduction of the division’s headcount.
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2 days ago |
thehrdigest.com | Ava Liz Martinez
Job hunting is an exhausting endeavor, more so when you consider the rise of ghost jobs. It’s no secret that many organizations use ghost job postings to inflate their image and their hiring capabilities—this is a trend that has been around for years. However, in 2025, there appears to be a rise in job listings with no intent to hire, sinking job seekers further into the doom and gloom that comes with the process of seeking employment.
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2 days ago |
thehrdigest.com | Ava Liz Martinez
Tesla has bore witness to a tough couple of months, with falling stock prices and a sharp drop in the sales of its cars. Investors have begun pushing for more involvement from the CEO, with a group of pension fund investors in the company now demanding Musk work a 40-hour workweek to bring order back to the company. Investors want Musk to take accountability for Tesla’s falling reputation and bring stability back to the organization, but the CEO appears reluctant to comply.
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4 days ago |
thehrdigest.com | Ava Liz Martinez
A new social media trend is gaining popularity and it does not reflect well on employers. Over the last few weeks, there have been a flood of complaints from job seekers who shared their experiences of being subjected to AI interviewers, and their dissatisfaction is not unfounded.
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4 days ago |
thehrdigest.com | Ava Liz Martinez
The gaming industry may be flourishing in some ways, but it is floundering in many others. Game studio People Can Fly has announced layoffs among its team, with CEO Sebastian Wojciechowski sharing the news through a post on LinkedIn. The layoffs at the game developer will also be accompanied by the cancellation of two upcoming titles after its negotiations with the publisher went sour.
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